Mayon Evacuees Need Your Help

While Mt. Mayon appeared calm and exhibited fewer earthquakes as of 4 July, PHIVOLCS retains Alert Level 5 which means that the residents in the 6-kilometer radius Permanent Danger Zone and 8-kilometer Extended Danger Zone in the southeast portion of the volcano must remain evacuated.

Given this condition of the volcano, 44,834 individuals (or 9,283 families) from 31 municipalities and cities in Albay continue to stay in 31 evacuation centers. The Corporate Network for Disaster Response, in close coordination with the Provincial Disaster Management Office of Albay, is therefore appealing for the following items:

• Potable drinking water (bottled water)
  
• Puritabs
  
• Lime (for open pit toilets)
  
• Relief goods (rice, sardines, noodles, sugar, coffee)
• Medicine
  • Paracetamol Liquid 30 ml/bot Nifedipine 5 mg. Tab
    
  • Paracetamol 500 mg tab Quinapril 5 mg. Tab
    
  • Salbutamol Tab Hyoscine n Butyle Bromide Tab
    
  • Salbutamol Nebule Hyoscine n Butyle Bromide Liquid 30 ml/bot
    
  • Salbutamol Liquid 30 ml/bot Diphenhydramine 25 Tab
    
  • Ambroxol Tab Diphenhydramine Liquid 30 ml/bot
    
  • Ambroxol Liquid 30 ml/bot Cetrizine 10 mg Tab
    
  • Cotrimoxazole Susp. 30 ml/bot Methylergometrine Tab
    
  • Cotrimoxazole Tab Methylergometrine Amp
    
  • Cefalexin Drops Opthalmic Ointment
    
  • Cefalexin 125 Susp. 30 ml/bot Sulfur Ointment
    
  • Cefalexin 250 mg. Cap Povidone Iodine Ointment
    
  • Cefalexin 500 mg. Cap

Donors may call Monet Fababaer of the CNDR Secretariat (634-5539) to arrange for pick-up of in-kind donations. Check or cash donations may be deposited to CNDR's EPCIB Relief Account No. 1345-00219-3.