Manila Bulletin
Caritas Internationalis pledge aid for ‘Rolly’ victims
Several Caritas Internationalis member organizations have pledged to provide assistance to the Philippines for recovery efforts following the devastating impact of Super Typhoon Rolly.
Caritas organizations from Spain, Italy, Norway, Germany, Switzerland, and New Zealand have offered their support.
Other international aid groups like the Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD), Cordaid, and Trócaire have also pledged to help.
Caritas Philippines, the humanitarian arm of the Philippine Catholic Church, launched an international appeal for aid after the typhoon caused massive destruction.
Super Typhoon Rolly, with wind speeds of 225 kph, made landfall in southern Luzon on November 1 and was considered the world's strongest tropical cyclone of 2020 at that time.
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The Catholic Church, through organizations like Caritas Manila and the Association of Major Religious Superiors in the Philippines (AMRSP), is appealing for donations to aid victims of Super Typhoon Rolly.
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The European Union (EU) Delegation in the Philippines has expressed solidarity with Filipinos and is ready to provide relief assistance to communities hit by Typhoon Rolly, particularly in the Bicol Region.
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China has expressed its readiness to assist the Philippines in its relief and recovery efforts following the devastation caused by Super Typhoon Rolly.
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Victims of the Taal Volcano eruption have extended help to those affected by Typhoon Rolly in the Bicol region, embodying the spirit of bayanihan.
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The United Nations and the European Union are mobilizing support for the Philippines as communities reel from the onslaught of super Typhoon Rolly.
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