Photos of Typhoon Haiyan submitted by Jana panel members in the Philippines

PHOTOS FROM THE PHILIPPINES

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Messages and photos surrounding Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) from Jana panel members

in the Philippines

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Saddened by the disastrous effects of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, Jana asked its

members to share what was going on in their region and to submit personal photos and videos

of the aftermath of the storm.

Each submission was rewarded with Jana Instant Airtime, in hope that the mobile airtime might

help our panelists reach out to family members and loved ones and potentially help relief efforts

in the country.

The following slides contain personal photos and testimonials from real Jana panelists in the

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“The strongest typhoon I’ve ever had”- Daniel Padilla

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“In our province we are the most affected by Typhoon Yolanda because it has storm signal no. 4, the highest warning. Almost all my neighbors are affected. The flood is almost on the

roof and cars are floating because of the flood. My family and friends need help. We are now on the evacuation center because our house is already destroyed by the typhoon. Almost all

of my things are not recovered except my phone and some food. The government is helping us but it is not enough. We need communication, but

the problem is some networks are down and also there is no more

money to buy airtime. I want to also help my neighbor and all the

evacuees in this place, even in small things. Here in the evacuation center there are many people, almost 3,000

families.”

- Cecilia Mapoy

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“This is what happened in our community. The flood occurred after the heavy rain and we use a boat to go to a place that will be safe.”

- Carlos Dionson

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“This is the most terrible typhoon… the tress are falling down and many houses are broken.”

- Jhayr Buyagao

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“In our province we are also affected, even though there is no storm signal. Some of the farmers are affected as well, like my father, whose land fields are very affected. All plants were destroyed. I think this season we can’t

harvest any more palay (rice).”- Emmanuel Mapoy

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“Typhoons will always be a natural phenomenon that occurs here in the Philippines, and what typhoons bring us is fear. Fear of losing homes, fear of losing loved ones, family, or friends. Last night, sleep is so far to reach. I can hear the banging of roofs whenever the strong wind hits down. I can literally hear the sound of whirling above. I can’t sleep because I am afraid that once

heavy rain comes down, the flood will enter our house unnoticed while we sleep.”

- Luzviminda Sagad

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“This is my photo I capture with Yolanda here in our country.”- Kevin Garcia

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“Many houses are broken.”- Roel Guzman

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“Because of the strong typhoon, many trees were falling down.”- Kaenet David

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“The disaster brought by Typhoon Yolanda in Leyte.”- Neil Francis

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“So sad. Please pray for us.”- Jayson Jocson

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“Our house was flying away.”- Agat Garcia

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“That typhoon was huge. Although the rain was not really that powerful, the wind had made made it all go down. When a strong wind came, our mango

tree fell.”- Janel Opella

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“This is here in San Andres, Catanduanes.”- John Henry

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“Our house was shot down.”- Roel Guzman

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“Pray for Cebu Philippines.”- Marifer Desear

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“Here are some pictures taken in our barangay. If you can see, the trees are all destroyed, the houses are also destroyed, some cars are destroyed, also all our fields. My family and I are now in our cousin’s town because in our

bangaray there is no food or transportation.”- Emmanuel Mapoy

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“Here are some pictures taken in our barangay. If you can see, the trees are all destroyed, the houses are also destroyed, some cars are destroyed, also all our fields. My family and I are now in our cousin’s town because in our

bangaray there is no food or transportation.”- Emmanuel Mapoy

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“Here are some pictures taken in our barangay. If you can see, the trees are all destroyed, the houses are also destroyed, some cars are destroyed, also all our fields. My family and I are now in our cousin’s town because in our

bangaray there is no food or transportation.”- Emmanuel Mapoy

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