September 26, 2009,  Saturday - typhoon Ondoy made history  in the Philippines, specifically  in Metro Manila and some parts of Luzon area by pouring a month’s worth of rain in just few hours causing to a widespread, severe of flood.   "Worst flood, an unexpected flood in Metro Manila was the worst one ever recorded in history", according to PAG-ASA.

That moment, a  lot of our fellow Filipinos suffered especially those who lived in a one storey house.   Those people who were still in the road were  stucked with their respective vehicles. Children were also stucked somewhere.   I saw a photo in a newspaper on the next day - a father carrying his child with the waist level of  water. What could be worst?

In times like this, would you just close your eyes to our fellow Filipinos who were victims of this natural calamity?   As one nation,  let's help the victims of Ondoy.

THIS BLOG  SUPPORTS  THE CAMPGAIN IN HELPING THE VICTIMS OF ONDOY!

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• How / Where to Help Out The Ondoy Victims 


• Help for Typhoon Ondoy Victims in the Philippines

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Updates:

• More than 250 people perished in the aftermath of tropical storm “Ondoy"

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The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces that 292 out of 544 passed the Chemist Licensure Examination given by the Board of Chemistry in Manila this September 2009.

Top 10 Passers of the September 2009 Medical Technologist Board Exam Results

1. Alvin Rey Fajardo Flores, University Of Santo Tomas – 87.50%
Judea Marie Bajamunde Policarpio, Manila Central University-Caloocan City – 87.50%
2. Tristan Angelo Macasa Calaquian, Angeles University Foundation – 87.10%
Oliver Doctolero Pintor, Saint Louis University – 87.10
3. Raymund Joseph Arellano Sorgon, University Of San Agustin – 87.00%
4. Patricia Bettina Flores Villanueva, University Of Santo Tomas – 86.80%
5. Margarita Katrina Amor Degillo Tan, University Of Perpetual Help System-Laguna – 86.50%
6. Garrett Pasco Paltao, Trinity University Of Asia (Trinity-Qc) – 86.20%
7. Florence Amor Galiza Lorenzo, University Of Santo Tomas – 85.50%
8. Glenn Wilson Yang Ng, University Of Santo Tomas – 85.40%
Glenn Nathaniel San Diego Valloso, Manila Central University-Caloocan City – 85.40%
9. Darius Ranile Enario, Velez College – 85.30%
Eldy Kristine Domingo Mationg, University Of Santo Tomas – 85.30%
10. Robina Palanog Cesar, Riverside College – 85.20%
Rene Ii Deocampo Latog, Iloilo Doctors’ College – 85.20%

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces that 799 out of 1404 passed the Medical Technologist Licensure Examination given by the Board of Medical Technology in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cebu and Davao this September 2009.