Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Food-Response-at-Evacuation-Center-in-the-Philippines-27MDHU60270.htmlConceptually similarEco Bags at Evacuation Center in the PhilippinesGP1SUJ4RCompleted★★★★Food Response at Evacuation Center in the PhilippinesGP1SUJ4SCompleted★★★★Food Response at Evacuation Center in the PhilippinesGP1SUJ4XCompleted★★★★Food Response at the Evacuation Center in the PhilippinesGP1SUJ4YCompleted★★★★Food Response at the Evacuation Center in the PhilippinesGP1SUJ4ZCompleted★★★★Eco Bags at Evacuation Center in the PhilippinesGP1SUJ50Completed★★★★★★Eco Bags at Evacuation Center in the PhilippinesGP1SUJ55Completed★★★★★★Eco Bags at Evacuation Center in the PhilippinesGP1SUJ5ACompleted★★★★Food Response at Evacuation Center in the PhilippinesGP1SUJ5CCompleted★★★★View AllGP1SUJ53Food Response at Evacuation Center in the PhilippinesVolunteer workers prepare eco bags from Greenpeace Philippines before a relief goods distribution inside an evacuation center in San Juan City, Metro Manila, Philippines. About 22 families living in flood-prone areas in San Juan were forced to evacuate due to super typhoon Rolly, international name Goni, that further weakened, sparing the Philippine capital from its onslaught.Locations:Asia-Metro Manila-Philippines-Southeast AsiaDate:2 Nov, 2020Credit:© Basilio H. Sepe / GreenpeaceMaximum size:2000px X 1333pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Climate change impacts-Emergency shelters-Extreme weather-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Masks (protective)-TyphoonsShoot:Super Typhoon Goni Devastation in the PhilippinesGreenpeace bear witness the impacts brought by Super Typhoon Goni, locally named Rolly, around Metro Manila when Super typhoon made its landfall.Greenpeace is calling our government leaders to STEP UP their response by declaring a #ClimateEmergency, and demanding responsibility from the big fossil fuel & cement companies.
