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Pinay in Qatar sells her pre-loved clothes to help typhoon victims
A Filipina in Qatar, Joan Rachel Posadas-Anunciacion, has sold her pre-loved clothes to raise funds for victims of Typhoon Ulysses (Vamco) in the Philippines.
She successfully raised 1,000 QAR (approximately P10,000) in one day by selling her clothes to the Filipino community in Qatar.
Typhoon Ulysses caused 73 deaths and displaced over 3 million individuals across several Philippine regions.
The typhoon also resulted in over P2.7 billion in agricultural damage and more than P5 billion in infrastructure damage.
Posadas-Anunciacion, a former talent resourcing manager, stated that this initiative is not a gimmick, recalling a similar effort in June where she raised P30,000 for laid-off colleagues.
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