Manila flooding response

Submitted by support Author’s Name AMURT Manila Project website www.amurt.net Project director name: Sanskrit / Legal Premamaya Ananda Project location: Village, Sub-district, District, Province, Country Metro Manila Project type: Disaster Relief/ Development Project Disaster Relief Project accomplishments Served 50,000 hot meals. Distributed 12.000 litres of drinking water. Distributed non-food items to 1877 families. Medical Service to 333 people. Ongoing “Healing Art” with 87 children. Project needs currently: human, in-kind, cash Cash Project support sources AMURT South East Asia AMURT global: $5000 Project photos location http://resources.amurt.net/index.php?name=coppermine&file=thumbnails&album=64 Project director’s contact: email and tel number(s) manila@amurt.net +6329246068 Document large ver. in FTP? No Project Sector: Education / Sanitation etc. Food security Project starting date 28/09/09 Project staff: No. Staff (Paid/Volunteer) 5 staff 30 volunteers Published Sat Oct 03, 2009 9:27 am AMURT & AMURTEL teams in Manila serve hot meals to affected communities. Click on the Download Now link on the right for more details.

Direct banking info:

Name: Ananda Marga Pracaraka Samgha
Bank: Metro Bank (Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company)
Branch: Sikatuna Village – Anonas Branch, Philippines
Account Number: 007-347-55631-5
RT Number: 01026 2126
SWIFT: MBTCPHMM

Four typhoons hit Luzon, in the Philippines in 33 days, with a death toll of more then 1100; thousands of hectares of land flooded and rendered unusable for agriculture for the next two months at the best. Thousands of houses were washed away and up to half a million people affected with hundreds of thousands of people needing to be relocated to safer places. Currently more than a hundred thousand are still in evacuation centres in the affected areas.

Ever since the first typhoon on September 26 AMURT & AMURTEL Relief Teams has been working round the clock to extend help and comfort the affected people.

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