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Who among us who went to Kalibo will forget the places and faces of devastation in Kalibo, Aklan? What we saw there will forever be part of us! We would like to thank all our sponsors who gave us the opportunity to share to the Victims of Typhoon Frank.
The food stuff we give [...]

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I called Luzette to let her know ate Janet and I has arrived at the Kalibo airport, she then told me she’s on her way and that she and Mark already bought us Masks…I asked why? and she replied in quite an alarming voice “Mam, mabaho ang Kalibo at madumi, baka mag ka outbreak ng [...]

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Last July 7, 2008, the team of Boracay Stations Inc., went to Kalibo, Aklan to coordinate with the other head member of the Kabalikat Kalibo for the Relief Operation to be held on the July 18, 2008. The team was headed by Luzette with Arelle, Anjanette, and John Mark. They held there meeting there in theGaisano [...]

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Kalibo is the capital of the province of Aklan, in the northwest of Panay Island, Philippines. Kalibo is best known as the venue of the Ati-atihan festival, normally held during the 3rd Sunday of January. People from other town come to Kalibo to join and celebrate the Ati-Atihan Festival.
Last June 21, 2008, Kalibo Aklan was [...]

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President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo went to Kalibo, Aklan to bring relief goods to the victims of Typhoon Frank and assessed the damage in the province, she was welcomed by Aklan Governor Marquez, according to the report of Boy Ryan Zabal. read full story
This is an excerpt from Boy Ryan’s Report:
“She distributed 3,000 bags of [...]

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What a pitiful sight !!! People dying in the streets, running after the military tanker throwing bottles of water… starving Filipinos dying in hunger and houses soak in mud … A real ghost town…No light, no water, no clothes, no food.Children and people in hunger lying in the streets some fighting for a 210 pesos [...]

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The people in Kalibo, Aklan right now is experiencing a big disaster cause of the Typhoon FRANK. All of the resident there was flooded by water measured 6 feet tall and afterwards the water become mud up to the knee. Every family mostly in the Laserna Street and Barangay Bakhaw was lost there loveone’s [...]

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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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