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WER
Helicopter Braves Rain,
Safely Reaches Hurricane Victims: 11/4/2005
Antibiotics and Anti-Fungal Creams Arrive Safely
Thousands
remain stranded and homeless in rural Honduras after Hurricane
Beta dumped over 40 inches of rain last weekend. (Full
Report)
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WER
Sends Funds and
Emergency
Relief
to Pakistan: 10/10/2005
World
Emergency Relief’s global family today released
funds to launch our direct outreach to quake victims,
and is sending all-weather, winter-proofed tents to house
3,000 people. (Full
Report)
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WER
Sends Emergency Relief to
Central America Hurricane Victims: 10/7/2005
250
are reported dead across Latin America and over 150,000
evacuated from their homes after Hurricane Stan struck
the region earlier this week. (Full
Report)
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REUTERS/Frank Polich,
courtesy www.alertnet.org
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Hurricane
Katrina: 9/13/05
AGENCY
SEEKS OUT DIASTER DIASPORA
& “EMBRACEABLE COMMUNITIES”
WORLD
EMERGENCY RELIEF’S response to Hurricane Katrina is
now ramping up its Phase II response. (Full
Story)
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Reuters/Carlos Barria, courtesy www.alertnet.org
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Hurricane
Katrina: 9/9/05
360,000
lbs of additional emergency supplies approved by WER
for delivery
The
ten truckloads valued at over $250,000 will be delivered
to Hurricane Katrina Relief Centers within the next week.
(more to come)
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REUTERS/Rick
Wilking, www.alertnet.org
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Hurricane
Katrina: 9/1/05
CEO Report
WER’s
emergency relief efforts continue for Katrina’s tortured
victims. (full report)
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REUTERS/POOL,
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Hurricane
Katrina: 8/31/05
Wednesday 8am(pdt)
WER
finally got FEMA's signal to go into the hardest hit areas
and refugee sites with necessary supplies mid-day Tuesday. More...
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Hurricane
Katrina: 8/30/05
Tuesday 8am(pdt)
WER's five 18-wheelers
are packed and ready to help Katrina's victims, with 200,000
pounds of food, bottled water and blankets. We are waiting
clearance from FEMA on where needed. The storm has slammed
inland areas as well as the Gulf Coast. Access is extremly
limited and needs are changing hourly as isolated communities
are reached and more damage is uncovered.
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©Reuters/ Arko
Datta,
Courtesy www.alertnet.org |
TSUNAMI
RELIEF
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Broken
Bodies, Broken Hearts, Broken Spirits and Broken Dreams
CHIEF
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