Trauma, shock’ in Quezon

[pinktulips2012 1]

‘Trauma, shock’ in Quezon

Army and civilian engineers worked round-the-clock to clear mud-covered roads and build temporary bridges to reach relief to coastal towns in Quezon.

“People there are still in trauma and shock,” Soliman said. “We literally have to feed them because they lost everything. Even if they have money, there’s nothing left to buy in that area.”

She said Manila had received $518,000 worth of relief supplies from international and local agencies for distribution to over 500,000 people affected by the storms.

Drinking water, food, medicines and clothes were brought to Quezon by navy ships, airlifted by helicopters and then carried by hundreds of soldiers who walked hours to reach disaster areas.

[Gumbolette 58]

I believe, whatever you do to mother earth, mother earth herself will give price to what you did.

People in Quezon has been reprimanded of illegal or logging alone, since there have been several flash, landslides in their area for the past years, however, they can't stop by just a simple word from the authorities.

There are a lot of ways on how to make a living, just work hard.. See? they want to make money so easily, in another way around, its themselves who will suffer the outcome of what they are doing.

Edited December 12, 2008 by my_panacea = Greg

[pinktulips2012 1]

I believe, whatever you do to mother earth, mother earth herself will give price to what you did.

People in Quezon has been reprimanded of illegal or logging alone, since there have been several flash, landslides in their area for the past years, however, they can't stop by just a simple word from the authorities.

There are a lot of ways on how to make a living, just work hard.. See? they want to make money so easily, in another way around, its themselves who will suffer the outcome of what they are doing.

i guess u r ryt but there are some innocent kids suffered