Miral Welfare Foundation Dispatches Emergency Relief Items

for Typhoon Hayien in Philippines

First Dispatch of Emergency relief item for typhoon Hayien in Philippines.

On November 15 of last year, Miral Welfare foundation sent the second emergency relief team additionally to acquisition and distribution of relief supplies based on the local research report by the first relief team in Tacloban and in the vincity of Palau province. The three villages, which was hit by typhoon Hayien and located in Tacloban and in the vincity of Palau province , received first dispatch of emergency relief item at last November 20th and 21st.

During the process of preparing emergency relief item dispatch, residents living in Manila cooperated voluntary in the process of packing relief goods to late night with our relief team. The items were distributed to the 3,000 residents living in three villages (Baras, Sanfronando, Kandahug village).

We would appreciate your interest in typhoon Hayien victims so that they may find comfort and relief.

Second dispatch of Emergency relief item for typhoon Hayien in Philippines.

Miral Welfare Foundation completed the second dispatch of Emergency relief item for typhoon Hayien to 1,000 families living at three villages (Paseo, Anibong, Naganaga village) located in Tacloban province, where there were severe damage, at last November 29th and 30th.

Dispatched items were consisted of meals, blankets, mat and necessary items. And the dispatch team made sure that every residents could receive the item with voluntary cooperation of the local residents. Especially, emergency relief item dispatch could be prepared and completed promptly in time with the voluntary cooperation of the victims and children during the process of distributing the item.