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The Facebook page of ANC 24/7 is asking for its reader's suggestion on how to solve Metro Manila's traffic problem. This got me thinking, "what is the best way to solve Metro Manila's traffic problem?" It's easy to make suggestions, what's hard is the implementation and the cost of implementation. So what is the the best way to solve Metro Manila's traffic problem and the most cost effective solution? Punitive Fines Add caption First of all, any implementation will definitely cost money, a lot of money. The cause of the traffic mess is the people themselves so it's only right that those causing the traffic problem should be fined and the fine should hurt. That way, the fines will pay for the cost of enforcing the law. The fines should start at P500 and goes up every week if you don't pay it within 15 days. To enforce this and prevent people from ignoring the fine. It will be tied to their driver's license or car registr
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Ondoy Assistance

Repost from http://ondoy-assistance-info.blogspot.com/

Accepting Donations:
Caritas Manila Office at Jesus St., Pandacan Manila near Nagtahan Bridge (+632-5639298, +632-5639308)

Places to Donate Relief Goods (please repost):
http://spreadsheets.google.com/lv?key=tBMVeBvbdAtYRaRB6ErFWnA&toomany=true

Color coding suspended this week Mon to Fri. By Allison Lopez- Philippine Daily Inquirer First Posted 18:44:00 09/27/2009 http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/metro/view/20090927-227176/MMDA-suspends-number-coding-for-a-week

New map of most urgent cases needing rescue 7:20pm 9-27-2009
http://www.gmanews.tv/story/173283/new-map-of-most-urgent-cases-needing-rescue

St. Pedro Poveda College is accepting relief goods. For more details, call the Social Action Center 6318756 loc. 121.

HELP needed FOR PAYATAS AND DELA COSTA RODRIGUEZ MONTALBAN RIZAL... used clothes, canned goods,noodles, diapers, infant milk, milk for 1-3 years old, medicine (paracetamol), water,blankets and PRAYERS FOR THEIR SAFETY... FOR YOUR DONATION PLEASE CONTACT KIDS FOUNDATION 09182208205 / 09228543733 / 09228543775 LOOK FOR ROX, JUNE, RD OR VON THANK YOU

St. James church in Alabang is a drop off center for clothes, food, and water relief for the victims of the floods. Anything helps.

Send all messages relating to relief, rescue efforts. No spam please. Email to: ndcchelpdesk@gmail.com

Malls open carparks to stranded motorists



DISASTER ASSISTANCE LINKS:


SAGIP KAPAMILYA
413-2667 / 416-0387
No 13 Examiner Street, Quezon City, Look for Ms Girlie Aragon
Bank: Banco de Oro, Mother Ignacia branch
Acct name: ABS-CBN Foundation Inc.
Acct no.: 5630020111
Routing code for international cash donations
BNORPHMM ABS-CBN Branch


FOR THOSE IN THE U.S.: ABS-CBN Foundation US Office Toll-Free 1-800-527-2820

Tulong Bayan, Cubao needs clothes, salt and cooking oil in sachets: 0908-6579998, 0939-3633436, 9137122

1.6 million Philippine Facebook users. Donate 100 pesos each and we'll raise 160 million for Red Cross rescue and relief. Red Cross donation through SMS: text RED(space)AMOUNT to 2899(Globe) or 4483(Smart).

Petron, SMC lending choppers. Anyone stranded on top of their roofs, call or text: 0917.814.0655 (ask 4 Lydia Ragasa).

National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) Emergency Numbers: 912-5668, 911-1406, 912-2665, 911-5061. Help hotlines: 734-2118, 734-2120.

Red Cross: 143, 527-0000 Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA): 136


Philippine Coast Guard: 527-6136 Bureau of Fire Protection Region III (Central Luzon) Hotline: (045) 9634376 Victory Fort is opening its doors to those affected by the typhoon. Call 813-FORT

Typhoon Ondoy Emergency Hotlines and Relief Operations

Rescue Operations

1. National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) (+632-9125668, +632-9111406, +632-9115061, +632-9122665) Help hotlines: (+65 734-2118, 734-2120) ndcchelpdesk@gmail.com



2. Philippine Coast Guard (+632-5276136)

3. Air Force (+63908-1126976, +632-8535023)

4. Metro Manila Development Authority (136)

5. Marikina City Rescue (+632-6462436, +632-6462423, +632920-9072902)

6. Pasig Rescue Emergency Number (+632-6310099)

7. Quezon City Rescue (161)

8. San Juan City Hall Command Post (+632-4681697)

9. Bureau of Fire Protection Region III (Central Luzon) Hotline: (+63245-9634376)

10. Senator Dick Gordon (+639178997898, +63938-444BOYS, +632-9342118, +632-4338528)

11. Senator Manny Villar (+639174226800. +639172414864, +639276751981)

Civil Society/ Media
1. Philippine National Red Cross (143, +632-5270000)

2. Philippine National Red Cross Rizal Chapter operations center hotline: (+632-6350922, +632-6347824)

3. Go to GMA Facebook page & post complete addresses and names of people in need of immediate help.

4. ABS-CBN Typhoon Ondoy Hotline: (+632-4163641)

5. Jam 88.3: (+632- 6318803) or SMS at JAM (space) 883 (space) your message to 2968

6. GMA Kapuso Helpline: (+632-9811950-59)

Tulong Bayan drop-off points: Expo Centro in Cubao and White Space at 2314 Pasong Tamo Ext. Tulong Bayan hotlines: 0908-6579998, 0939-3633436, 9137122, 9136254, 9133306

Red Cross needs volunteers for sorting, relief packaging, donations for the evacuation centers, trucks and bus. Please call Pasay Chapter 8542748 n 4343751; Las Pinas Chapter 8734873 n 4689688; Pasig Chapter 6350922; Alabang Chapter 8097131/8506813 ATC, Bulacan Chapter 0446625388 n NHQ Manila 5245787 n 5270864, Caritas Mnl 5639298; DSWD 9318101.To all Volunteers, Thank you and GOD Bless For Cash donation http://www.redcross.org.ph/
National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC)
Emergency Numbers
•912 5668
•911 1406
•912 2665


Petron/San Miguel Corporation (For rescue helicopters)
•Lydia Ragasa: 0917 814 0655

Philippine Coast Guard
•527 6136

ABS-CBN HOTLINE -02-416-36-41

PHOTOS OF ONDOY AFTERMATH BY Rafa Dinglasan thanks so much Rafa!

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