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Supertyphoon "Yolanda" has brought out the best in people. In appreciation for the outpouring of generosity here and abroad, INQUIRER.net is posting the names of donors. To ensure these donations will go to the typhoon victims, we are appealing to our readers to help us track by reporting the flow of money, relief goods and other life-saving goods and services.
If he had his way, rehabilitation czar Panfilo “Ping” Lacson
would prefer having the private sector implement the massive
rehabilitation work in “Yolanda”-stricken provinces, with…
December 03, 2013
Boxing champion Manny Pacquiao might not have given away
relief goods or money when he visited this city but the residents here
were not disappointed.…
December 02, 2013
The Department of Energy (DOE) said the cost of restoring
power transmission and distribution in typhoon-hit areas of the Visayas
would likely reach P6.5 billion.…
December 02, 2013
The Executive Department defended on Monday the appointment of
former senator Panfilo Lacson as reconstruction czar, stressing he is
qualified for the job.…
December 02, 2013
Former senator Panfilo Lacson, the newly appointed
“rehabilitation czar,” on Monday warned that those who will misuse funds
for rehabilitation of typhoon damaged areas will…
December 02, 2013
Over 2,000 typhoon fatalities have remain unidentified in
Tacloban City, more than three weeks after Supertyphoon "Yolanda"
battered the regional economic center of Eastern Visayas…
December 01, 2013
Fleeing to higher ground was not enough to save dozens of
residents of this town last November 8 when Supertyphoon “Yolanda”
(international name Haiyan) brought…
December 01, 2013
Her last memory of her family was seeing them walk out the
door of their house as water from the nearby ocean came rushing inside…
December 01, 2013
Seeing a long and expensive rehabilitation process, President
Benigno Aquino III has increased the proposed funding for communities
devastated by Supertyphoon “Yolanda” from P38.8 billion…
December 01, 2013
MORE STORIES
- Yolanda survivors who lost families now hope to start anew in Manila
- P41B for ‘Yolanda’ rehabilitation
- Roofless in Palo: Lost in my hometown
- Goods, including those from looting, return in Tacloban
- ‘Malunggay’ pushed for survivors of ‘Yolanda’
- Survival kit takes shape in Davao university lab
- Manila donates P16M to ‘Yolanda’-hit areas
- Post-‘Yolanda’ rebuilding to take five years
- City of Manila to donate P16M to typhoon victims
- Christmas lanterns brighten up dark nights in Tacloban
- PH needs P41B for first phase of ‘Yolanda’ rehabilitation
- Volunteer electricians needed to hasten power restoration in Tacloban
- ‘Yolanda’ death toll hits 5,632 as over 1,700 still missing
- ‘Yolanda’ survivors temporarily forget their woes as Miss World drops by for a visit
- Coco lumber cutters needed for Eastern Samar
- Manila donates P16M to ‘Yolanda’-hit areas
- Post-‘Yolanda’ rebuilding to take five years
- City of Manila to donate P16M to typhoon victims
- Christmas lanterns brighten up dark nights in Tacloban
- PH needs P41B for first phase of ‘Yolanda’ rehabilitation
- Volunteer electricians needed to hasten power restoration in Tacloban
- ‘Yolanda’ death toll hits 5,632 as over 1,700 still missing
- ‘Yolanda’ survivors temporarily forget their woes as Miss World drops by for a visit
- Coco lumber cutters needed for Eastern Samar
- Supertyphoon survivors become beggars
- Tagle: Your resilience inspires the world community
- Capiz fishing industry also suffers beating
- Eastern Visayas survivors to get 100 bunkhouses
- Aklan town farmers reel from loss of coconut trees
PHOTOS AND VIDEOS
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Enrile, pals won’t do a Biazon
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Petilla confident of meeting deadline on Visayas power restoration
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Scientists discover wonder rice gene—IRRI
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Enrile ready for Santiago
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Firm hired to clean up Iloilo oil spill under fire
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Ateneo confirms student kidnapping, boosts security
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De Lima disputes Biazon on ‘insertion’ issue
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Around 120 bodies found under San Juanico bridge
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UN launches fresh ‘Yolanda’ aid appeal
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‘Yolanda’ death toll at 5,680; 1,779 still missing
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More droughts, heavier rains in warmer Europe—study
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Thai protest leader vows to escalate offensive
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Pacquiao brings momentary cheer to Yolanda survivors in Tacloban
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Thailand braces for more violence
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US zoo names panda cub ‘Bao Bao’ or ‘Treasure’
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