Typhoon Ondoy Floods Philippines! Even Celebrities like Jennica Garcia, Jean Garcia, and Christine Reyes Are Not Spared

Philippines is in need of your help! We need your Help!! In the Philippines, Metro Manila is now amidst state of calamity as Typhoon Ondoy hits Luzon, flooding the whole of Metro Manila. Many people were and are still stranded at this very moment, hungry, cold, and scared of what's going to happen to them next.

Christine Reyes' photo taken at their rooftop. She herself allowed this photo of herself to be taken for rescuers to know her exact location.

Rich and poor, people from all walks of life are not excused by this raveging act of mother nature. We have heard news about celebrities like Jean Garcia, Jennica Garcia, and Christine Reyes trapped in their respective homes. At around 11 am last night, Jessica Sojo managed to interview Christine Reyes over the phone, updating her situation. Poor Christine Reyes, she was trapped on their rooftop from 1 pm to 11 am along with her family members. Along with the rest of the community in Provident Village Marikina, many are still awaiting to be rescued. Their mansion homes failed to save them. In fact, Christine Reyes' 2-storey home and the rest of her things are now put to waste as they submerged in mud and water.

Meanwhile, mother daughter Jean Garcia and Jennica Garcia are also emotional when Gma News interviewed them over the phone. They as well are trapped in their own home in Commonwealth Quezon City. Hearing Jennica's voice over phone patch, she sounded so helpless and scared. Witnessing these series of events from these celebrities: Jean Garcia, Jennica Garcia, and Christine Reyes, touched us and taught us the lesson that in mother nature's call for change, no one is above and is exempted, no poor, no celebrity status, no wealth can excuse anyone of us if it His will to make us realize that it is about time to change. If all these people, celebrities shall I say, are scared to death during typhoon Ondoy, how much more our poor fellow Filipinos. They have no one to run to. Thus, I would like to take this opportunity to call the attention of our fellow Filipinos in the country, safe and sound, and all the Filipinos abroad, let us show to the world that we can be one in this state of calamity. Let us not forget our brothers and sisters who are in desperate need of our help.
I don't have the money, nor do I have the resources to help my fellow Filipinos right now. Seeing them suffer as I write this post makes my heart bleed. Please let these words touch heart and extend your help.