Morning Fred, well afternoon in your case, good to hear that you're safe and well
Morning Fred, well afternoon in your case, good to hear that you're safe and well
Nice one fred you and the family are safe.
Luckily the quake started about 12 miles down, as it had dispersed a bit by the time it reached the surface (think ripples on a pond expanding).
Keith - Administrator
Good to hear you're all ok Fred.
me too, glad to hear your safe fred
Glad you and your family are safe Fred.
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Good to have you back Fred, was becoming a little concerned!
Same here Fred.Originally Posted by raynaputi
Glad you and your family are safe Fred.
Glad you're all fine
Good to have you back Fred, was becoming a little concerned!
Thanks for your update, Fred ... all of us here are MIGHTY relieved to learn that you and your family are safe and sound! Likewise, Brian [Tiger] and his missus.
At the same time, we grieve for those poor people worst affected by the tragic event.
UK Phil Embassy have a couple of links here
http://philembassy-uk.org/situation-...n-carmen-bohol
Thanks for ALL your concern.. Its appreciated..I mean it..
Lots of people here have been reacting in different ways from any thing to panic in varying degrees to complaisance.. We had tilers working on our porch as we all ran out out of our house...5 mins later they were back tiling again.. Humans are weird!!
Still feeling tiny underground shakes as I type..
When I think of the complete disaster that happened in Haiti and years ago in Turkey,I find what has happened here in Bohol hard to compare..
Of course..Thats easy for me to say as my family are safe and well..
Many others have much to grieve about.. Lets reserve a moment of our thoughts for them.
Thanks again!
Cheers,
Fred.
Very well put Fred
Good to read that you and yours are OK Fred, and - as you say - our thoughts are with those less fortunate people.
its good to here from all our friends in the phils,
Glad to hear you're OK Fred and R.I.P to those who passed away.
Just read this was the first major earthquake to hit Bohol since 1700.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v...type=2&theater this will show you all just how bad freds island of bohol has been hit such a mess ,it will take years to come back from this so sad
If you watch Phil news, the first thing the officials talk about are the churches... and then the dead!Wrong way round
Keith - Administrator
'God works in mysterious ways'...again.
...When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible...
I hope they get the outside help they greatly need
According to the 'on location' news teams in Bohol it doesn't look like that much help is getting mobilised.
Those poor folks most in need of simple basic support seem to be getting the least help.
Talking of news teams... I cannot, for the life of me, comprehend WHY a calamity of such magnitude received virtually NO coverage on British television.
Unfortunately they have no money Peter, that's the way it is in corrupt third world countries!
Now is the time for Governments to put differences aside and help!!...we are all aware of the the blantant corruption going on there and the country's unwillingness to intergrate with the west but, nows not the time for that
How about relief from the skies..this is what normally happens when communities are cut off..Fred mentioned Turkey and Hati, their was no end of help for these 2 countries
I think Peter was refering to global help, MichaelUnfortunately they have no money Peter, that's the way it is in corrupt third world countries!
Yes, just look at how many billions were 'vanished' from the Pork BarrelUnfortunately they have no money Peter, that's the way it is in corrupt third world countries!
I'm in no doubt that the Philippines has enough money to ensure shelter and food for those affected.
Certainly they put aside more than enough for these events, the problem seems to be locating it and delivering it
is there any relief fund out there where you can donate into, the red cross or something??????
The main problem in bohol is that its very rural ,The road network is very poor ,although they are making headway they have a long way to go .The further inland you go the quicker the bumpy roads vanish and are unusable for cars only bikes.communications are also very poor ,The signals are mostly very weak at times ,but due to the influx of tourists things were starting to pick up plus the airport making the place a bit more accessible.
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