Tabang NAGA

Note: Livelihood assistance is for individuals(154) and associations(4). Relief excludes some 700 walk-in clients granted Dec. 26, 2006. and other walk-in classified as citywide.

Our sincere gratitude to the following private individuals, institutions and organizations for their relief and assistance to ‘Tabang Naga’ effort in the restoration of Naga City after Typhoon ‘Reming’.

(01) PhilWorks
(02) GCI Construction
(03) New Pili Construction
(04) EPL Construction
(05) PENSUMIL
(06) Rocha (DECA Housing)
(07) Wawa Verdadero
(08) NFH Construction
(09) Sagales Construction
(10) BALM Construction
(11) E Sancho Construction
(12) AMAN Realty & Engineering
(13) GSD Streetlights Crew
(14) CASURECO II
(15) CEO/ENRO/MRF Crew
(16) Air Force Reservist
(17) DSWD Volunteers
(18) Kabalikat Naga Central

For complete list of relief and donations click here.

Task Force Initial Activities:

1. Solicitation of calamity assistance from all senators – sent out December 6, 2006.

2. Fund raising for rebuilding damaged public school buildings, target donors: all local banks in Naga City. Letters circulated December 6 to all banks

3. Fund raising from various private sources locally, nationally and from abroad – on-going.

4. Libreng welding sa Plaza Quezon – sponsored by the Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers. Intended to assist padyak operators whose units were damaged to immediately resume their livelihood.

We are appealing for your help to our constituents, donations in cash or in kind may be turned over to Typhoon Reming Multi-Sectoral Relief and Rehabilitation Task Force (or Task Force Reming- Naga for short), thru any of the following offices:

San Francisco of Assisi Parish Church, San Francisco, Naga City
c/o Fr. Nelson B. Tria. Tel., No. 473-7570

Office of the City Mayor, City Hall, Naga City
Tel. No. 473-2240, 811-1286

Task Force Secretariat –MNCCI Office, 2nd Floor, Velasco Bldg., Panganiban Drive, Naga City
Tel. No. 473-3519. 473-9258, 473-6318

Or you can deposit in the account of Typhoon Reming Multi-Sectoral Relief and Rehabilitation Task Force at the following branches:

ALLIED BANK, Panganiban Drive, Naga City
Account No. 0007-3102644-6

BANCO DE ORO, Penafrancia Ave., Naga City
Acct. no. SA-1890069793

Bank of the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, Padian St., Naga City
Acct. No. 8861-00924-7

Priority Needs for victims of Typhoon Reming:

1. Food (rice, noodles, mongos and other non-perishable items)
2. Blankets, Mattresses, Mosquito nets, Cooking and eating utensils, gas stoves, slippers, clothing
3. Candles, Flashlights, batteries
4. Tarpaulin tents, GI sheets, construction materials
5. Toiletries (tissue papers, toothpaste, tootbrush, sanitary napkins, bath soap)
6. Cleaning materials (laundry soap, detergents)
7. Medicines

Another public school building with its roof blown away, Naga City

Residential home in one the subdivisions in Naga City

Hope Christian School in Naga City was one of the heavily damaged private school campuses

The proposed Naga City Coliseum which is undergoing construction with its twisted steel beams after the typhoon

A heavily damaged classroom, Naga City

National Food Authority (NFA) warehouse in total wreckage, Balintawak, Naga City

Collapsed gasoline station along Magsaysay Avenue, Naga City.

Mayor Jesse Robredo and Vice Mayor Gabby Bordado assess extent of damage in a rural village, Naga City.