


With tropical storm Ketsana (Ondoy) hammering the Philippines on September 26, causing death and devastation among the Metro Manila residents, a Walkathon project slated for Sunday, October 11 in Jersey City has reached a new level of challenge and interest among the Filipino-Americans in the Northeastern USA Region. Several organizations in the tri-state area started mobilizing and recruiting their members to join the project in order to help thousands or even millions of the flood victims. The 3-mile walk billed as the 2009 “Lakad Tulong” is gaining momentum as pledges and donations started to creep in as sad news about the worst flooding to hit the Philippines in more than 40 years were shown ubiquitously, on newspapers, televisions, or even on the internet. National officials are overwhelmed by the heart-breaking gargantuan scenes and therefore are calling for international help.
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