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On the morning of March 22, more than four months after Super Typhoon Yolanda had struck, close to a hundred people from island barangays milled around the Ajuy Municipal Hall, faces bright with anticipation and hope.

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The first 50 motorized fiberglass boats of the Tsinoy Bangkabuhayan project were turned over to the local government of Ajuy, Iloilo last March 22.

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                    [Title] => Bodies pile up after quake kills 600-plus in China
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Rescue teams fought gusty winds and altitude sickness Thursday as supplies of food, water and almost everything ran thin after strong earthquakes left more than 600 dead in a mountainous Tibetan area of western China.
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                    [Title] => Hong Kong further approves relief grants for RP typhoon victims
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HONG KONG (Xinhua) - The Hong Kong government Friday announced an approval of grants totaling 3.32 million HK dollars to two relief agencies to undertake relief projects for typhoon victims in the Philippines.
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Bangkabuhayan and bayanihan

By Theresa Cariño | June 1, 2014 - 12:00am

On the morning of March 22, more than four months after Super Typhoon Yolanda had struck, close to a hundred people from island...

Starweek Magazine

Tsinoy Bangkabuhayan turns over first 50 boats

March 31, 2014 - 12:00am

The first 50 motorized fiberglass boats of the Tsinoy Bangkabuhayan project were turned over to the local government of Ajuy,...

The Good News

Bodies pile up after quake kills 600-plus in China

April 15, 2010 - 4:57pm

Rescue teams fought gusty winds and altitude sickness Thursday as supplies of food, water and almost everything ran thin after strong earthquakes left more than 600 dead in a mountainous Tibetan area of western...

Hong Kong further approves relief grants for RP typhoon victims

October 30, 2009 - 8:04pm

HONG KONG (Xinhua) - The Hong Kong government Friday announced an approval of grants totaling 3.32 million HK dollars to two relief agencies to undertake relief projects for typhoon victims in the Philippines.