Help Kalibo

                       Thanks to Val who is willing to share his photos of Kalibo, Aklan that shows the destructive Typhoon Frank.
And to Mark Reloj for the photos below.

 Please help Kalibo rise up again. Send help.
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Where is this child on the photo sleeping today? The screenshot is taken from Epvirtualassistant’s blog who shares about her experience while in the midst of the devastating Typhoon Frank.
The ordeal the child on photo is going through (who lost her home) will have painful memories longer than the news stays in the [...]

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This is a blog entry screenshot posted by Cheryl Joy of her friends ordeal in the midst of Typhoon Frank in Kalibo.

Up to now, there are no landline communication in Kalibo (and it might take few more weeks before it can be restored), the only way to contact relatives and friends there is if [...]

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Fellow Aklanons campaign to help victims of Typhoon Frank…Truely a Filipino Spirit!!!

REPOSTING OF Blog Entry from http://kidsahoy.multiply.com/journal/item/89
HOW can you help?
http://akeanonagproud.multiply.com/journal/item/2/
WHERE can you get news updates?
http://akeanonagproud.multiply.com
WHO are the people you can communicate with?
http://kidsahoy.multiply.com/journal/item/89/
Be warned: this is not the Aklan you know:
http://helpkalibo.multiply.com/
Check out what many people are doing:
http://stirasia.blogspot.com/2008/06/latest-photos-from-kalibo.html
http://akeanonagproud.multiply.com/reviews/item/2/
http://aklanforum.blogspot.com/
We hope that we can add more to the [...]

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Carmela Fonbuena reports that Kalibo Residents are going hungry as a result of Typhoon Frank that hit the island in June 21, 2008. read the full story at Newsbreak.com.ph
The above was written 10 days ago, and the situation in Kalibo hasn’t changed much. Still, water and electricity is absent.  Fresh food is still difficult to buy, [...]

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“57 dead, P765M lost in Aklan; only bottled water for relief “, this is the title of Inquirer.Net’s article talking about Kalibo’s situation.
 

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It’s already July 1, 2008 and yet the province’s major streets are covered with mud and basic utilities such as electricity and water are still unavailable.  It is [...]

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