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The Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC) will launch an information drive on Tuesday which aims to train people in the communities in disaster preparedness and management.
Senator and PNRC chairman Richard Gordon said the idea behind the information campaign, dubbed "Project 143: I Love You Red Cross," is "helping people to help themselves."
He said one of the project’s objectives is to recruit at least 43 volunteers in every barangay and train them in disaster management, blood donation and advocacy, and community health.
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[Title] => We have been fortunate in the Philippines
[Summary] => First there was the total destruction of the old city of New Orleans. I had, of course, heard of cities totally destroyed by atomic bomb. But never had I heard of a major city destroyed in one day by a hurricane. Because of television, watching world news makes you feel that tragedies are happening where you are. This was followed by another storm in Texas. And now, New York City itself is on high alert because terrorists are said to be planning an attack on the subways using baby carriages and brief cases to hide the bombs.
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NEDA said the year-end forecast was based on the release of the National Statistics Office’s Monthly Integrated Survey of Selected Industries (MISSI) for November 2004.
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Senator and PNRC chairman Richard Gordon said the idea behind the information campaign, dubbed "Project 143: I Love You Red Cross," is "helping people to help themselves."
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NEDA said the year-end forecast was based on the release of the National Statistics Office’s Monthly Integrated Survey of Selected Industries (MISSI) for November 2004.
The MISSI is based on the responses of 470 sample establishments operating in the country, including firms within the economic zones.
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December 3, 2006 - 12:00am
