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I found out that there are 462 Filipinos in Haiti: 290 civilians and 172 military-police peacekeepers. The civilians are mostly workers in garments, telecommunications, and power generation. If you have family, relatives and friends there here's the information you need to contact them.

HOTLINES:

1) A Department of Foreign Affairs statement posted on its website advised the families to contact its Office of the Undersecretary for Migrant Workers Affairs (OUMWA) at +632 834-4996.

2) The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has also set up an operation center in Camp O'Donnell in Tarlac province that will provide updates and answer queries in connection with the Filipino contingent in Haiti. The operation center can be reached at +639198776728.

3)The PNRC’s Operation Center can be reached through following numbers:

* 143
* 527-00-00
* 524-57-87
* 666-50-34
* 994-05-03

DONATION:

You can Donate here, Philippine National Red Cross

Let's all make a difference!

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Disaster in Haiti

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Here are photos from Google Earth of the devastation in Haiti. You can see here how the earthquake did damages to the Cathedral, Bay, Downtown, and National Palace in Port-au-Prince. Anyway, I got these photos from Sphere with heart breaking stories from Carl Franzen who's a contributing writer. The Haitians are asking for help worldwide. They don't have any food or shelter. If you can donate any amount to any trusted organization kindly do so. There are a lot of women, men and children who are starving and in need of our help. Let's all make a difference!

DONATION:

1) If you're living in the United States, kindly use your cellphone by texting the American Red Cross, Donate $10 to the American Red Cross – charged to your cell phone bill – by texting "HAITI" to "90999."
2) The International Committee of the Red Cross (organization accepting international currencies)

3) CNN.com/impact (providing trusted resources for donation)

4) CARE (providing basic needs)

5) Habitat for Humanity International (providing shelter)

6) International Medical Corps (providing medical aid)

7) World Food Programme (providing food)