Thursday, October 9, 2025

PCC NSW helps victims of recent super Typhoon that lashed Luzon Provinces

BY SOLINA LAPALMA

In response to the urgent needs of families in the recent super typhoon that hit Luzon provinces, the Philippine Community Council of New South Wales Inc. (PCC NSW Inc.) calls Affiliate organisations, individuals and the whole Filipino community in Australia to extend humanitarian aid to the victims for their essential necessities such as clean water, foods, clothing and resources to rebuild their homes.

PCC NSW President, Elsa Collado appeals to everyone, “Let us join hand in hand in this endeavour for our Filipino brothers and sisters back home who are victims of this calamity. Together we can make a difference. Any form of assistance for this cause will be greatly appreciated, and rest assured will be immediately delivered to the affected families.”

Super typhoon “Juan” (international codename: Megi) lashes Northern Luzon yesterday before it headed to China.

Recorded as the strongest typhoon that ever hit Philippines in four years time, Megi or Juan caused landslides and flash floodings inflicting considerable damage, thus prompting the government to declare the region in a state of emergency.

“Juan” (Megi) with strong gusty winds and torrential rains whipped the provinces of Cagayan, Isabela, Apayao, Kalinga, Ifugao, Quirino, Nueva Vizcaya, Benguet, Mt. Province, Abra, Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Norte, and La Union. The cyclone torn down houses, powerlines, and destroyed the trees and crops of the agricultural region. Amongst that are severely hit by “Juan”/Megi are the provinces of Isabela and Cagayan.

Whilst residents of the affected areas were evacuated to safer grounds to prevent physical harm, (there are
3 deaths reported so far), the aftermath of the typhoon is so detrimental to their lives whose main sources of
livelihood are fishing and farming.

Donations can be deposited to PCC NSW Bank Account Details as follows:
Bank: Commonwealth Bank of Australia Inc
BSB: 062121
Account number: 1044 7596
Account name: PCC-NSW Inc

For any queries, and once donation is deposited, please notify/contact PCC NSW President, Elsa Collado on 0410 598 313 or e-mail: elsa.collado@yahoo.com or PRO solina.lapalma@evestcco.org

Supertyphoon “Juan”/Megi Philippines – PCC-NSW Humanitarian Assistance Appeal Project under the Philippine
Australia Disaster Emergency Response Program (PADER). Progress report on this assistance appeal will be
disseminated and posted at www.pcc-nsw.org.au.

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