Ching Asia

The town of Kalibo is in need of help, last June 21, 2008 the town of Kalibo was hit by typhoon Frank. The people there experience the water flood above 5 to 6 feet, and after the water it change to mud flood till 5 feet tall. The people there was not expecting the flood to be that high so they are not prepared for it. Mostly people live near the Aklan River was really hurt that area was called Laserna St., most of the houses there was broken because of the water flood and mostly the mud flood. And also the Barangay Mobo and Barangay Bakhaw experience the same way.

The residents there lost there source of income, houses, pets, and there love ones. A lot of people died in that tragedy mostly are kids and adult persons. The people died was drowned in the water flood on the Saturday and after that day people are buried in the thick mud that surrounded the whole Kalibo Town. When the MMDA and the other volunteer organization cleaned the street they found a lot of dead bodies near the Kalibo Plaza, children and adult people was there lying in the different corners of the Kalibo town. The electric outpost was all down by the wind and more vehicles was stock in the middle of the streets. The town of Kalibo lost there electricity, water, landline phones, and even the signals of there cell phones was all down. They don’t have the means of communication everything was all down.

The town of Kalibo now is look like this everyone is using a mask because of the dust in the whole town, picture taken last July 7, 2008 of the Boracay Stations Inc. team members.

The team of Boracay Stations Inc., in cooperation with the PCTV, YES FM, KABALIKAT and other resorts here in Boracay are doing the operation of giving relief goods in town of Kalibo on the 18th of July. The team of Boracay Stations Inc., will go there headed by Ms. Beth Sullano, with Paul B. Luzette, Arelle, Richie, Shane, Tina, John Mark and the staff of PCTV Mark, also the KABALIKAT members. We will do the Relief Operations in town of Kalibo…

The Kabalikat Civic Com members in Boracay Island

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