Asking for prayers from all our brothers and sister in our porsche community for the survivors of typhoon haiyan here in the philippines. Please include the fast recovery of our country from the effects of this worst of typhoons. Thank you

 

certainly you have our prayers.... I was thinking about you as we were posting back and forth this week. Wondering if it must be a small section of the country?

 

The Philippines are in my prayers.

 

May god give them strength

 

The area affected is quite large...more than 300,000 people
Thank you for the prayers brothers

 

Definitely praying for those who lost loved ones and a speedy recovery for the city of Tacloban

 

Prayers sent to the Philippines! Also nice to see the assistance coming from all parts of the world.

 

I can't begin to imagine the hell these people are going through. This is 100X worse than what Katrina victims went through (I was on relief and rescue duty in Katrina/Rita)

 

the whole province was leveled in one stroke. shows you the power of nature and how helpless we are against it. a lot ofo people suffered and are still suffering. body count is increasing everyday. very unfortunate that our government is so slow people could still have been saved. nevertheless the outpouring of support form other countries is touching and just shows also in the end human being will unite to help each other regardless...

 

Our thoughts and prayer go out to all the victims of the Hayian Typhoon. And many many thanks for the outpouring support from all over the world.

 

If you wish to contribute financially to the recovery effort please contact the Red Cross

 

Prayers sent to my kababayans.

 

my G/F was there in her province through the whole ordeal her flight was supposed to leave on thursday before it hit but all flights got canceled that morning. she had no power for 3 days and it came on spotty after that luckily her island was not damaged like tacloban. but it did do some signifigant damage.

im glad she got home safe last wednesday, after immigration gave her the riot act for 5 hours upon arrival. Nothing Wrong with her papers or anything just *verification* wanting to know how she can pay for her flight.

 

A few weeks before the Tacloban disaster, a typhoon hit the northern region and it leveled 100+ yr old trees (planted by the Spaniards), leveled farms, took the roofs off houses, etc. this typhoon never saw the news coverage it deserved. I spoke to people there and they said that they never saw such destructive typhoon in their lifetime.

One thing for sure, tho probably coincidental, Mother Nature has been different this year. Hopefully, those two were the first and last.

Global warming, perhaps?

 

From a fellow Visayan (born in Cebu), my prayers go out to all the victims.