#AhonCarmenAnnex

(c) Shiloh Sahil

T’was Saturday midnight when the residents of Purok 8 and Purok 8A of Brgy. Carmen Annex, Ozamiz City were suddenly stirred up by a great fire.  An estimate of 200 families were left homeless after the disastrous event.  As a third world country, our government do not have enough capacity to support catastrophe victims like them.  That is a given fact just like what happened after typhoons Sendong and Yolanda.  In this regard, private individuals learned to take part in extending help to their countrymen so various relief operations, big or small were done.

So as aid to the families in Annex, we are again knocking at the door of your heart.  Altogether, let us give our support may it be in any kind because they badly need assistance.  We’re collecting donations of any kind: wearable used clothes, rice, noodles, canned goods, water, medicines, etc.  You may drop your donations at Fascino, Gomez St. (beside Mom’s Sweet Delight) or at Manda-Gecana residence of Purok 8A and DXDD radio station. Let’s do bayanihan again, Ozamiznons! 🙂

(c) Ammy Gecana and Archer Vilbar

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Written by Mae Olandesca

Mary Rosalie “Mae” Olandesca is a licensed chemical engineer turned cosmetic regulatory specialist, writer, photographer, and creator of The Other Side of Mae. Originally from the Philippines and now exploring life in Canada, Mae believes that every place has a story—and that beauty can be found not only in extraordinary destinations, but also in the everyday moments we often overlook. Through her stories and photographs, she invites readers to explore beautiful places, discover everyday beauty, and reflect on the meaningful experiences that make life worth celebrating.

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