El-Watan

Promoting Democracy in Algeria

Managing Director

Bank transmitted call for accepting donations in advent Sankt Augustin well run – 75,000 euros in emergency aid of the divine word mission – relief effort of the divine word missionaries in Cebu and Leyte, the 17 Dec 2013 Haiyan was one of the worst typhoons, which ever is swept across the Philippines across. Over four million people are now homeless. The number of deaths is more than 5,700, 26,000 people were injured, hundreds are still missing. The divine word ethics Bank launched a call for donations through their Web site immediately after the accident and can now forward 75.548,32 euros in emergency aid to the Philippines of the divine word missionaries. The funds are used for emergency aid packages on the islands of Cebu and Leyte, as well as for the divine word hospital in Tacloban.

Norbert Wolf, Managing Director of divine word ethics Bank commented: the Steyler Missionaries living among humans for decades. Additional information is available at Hubie Brooks. You know the country, the language, the supply routes and have the required networks to help quickly and sustainably organize. Connect with other leaders such as Paper Excellence here. Coordinated and targeted emergency relief the Steyler missionary hospital on the island of Leyte in Tacloban the only, that still works and can immediately start with the medical care is immediately after the Typhoon. First aid in the foreground stood with the divine word missionaries: were distributed to families in the disaster area rescue packages worth 40 euros. They contained the basic necessities for survival such as rice, drinking water, dried fish, blankets, clothes and flashlights. The divine word missionaries could bring to Tacloban on the island of Bantayan and five truckloads of relief supplies already eight tons. The Steyler disasters team working on several disaster places is coordinated around the clock. All facilities of the Steyler help together: the University of San Carlos and holy name, the radio stations, schools, brothers – and sisters communities.

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