They Need a Bath. / myLot

Philippines

January 12, 2020 6:27pm CST

I am thankful that this is the only thing that happen and hopefully this will be the only thing that will happen. Roads, cars park outside and roofs are covered with thin layer of black ashes as well as these plants of mine. So I give them awhile ago and it takes more water to really remove those ashes as they are sticky. According to news, the ash fall went over and beyond Metro Manila (capital of Philippines) to the north province of Bulacan, around 150km from the volcano. So this is the news from us. How are you all doing?

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Pandy (Andy)

@Pandy_ (800)

• Sydney, Australia

13 Jan 20

I am doing rather fine today. Been out to get coffee. Day off today.

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rakski

@rakski (156303)

• Philippines

13 Jan 20

@Pandy_ the people living in the volcano island and nearby were already evacuated. I have not heard any casualties yet but many people are displaced from home right now. They said that some of their animals were left behind

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rakski

@rakski (156303)

• Philippines

13 Jan 20

that is good to hear

Pandy (Andy)

@Pandy_ (800)

• Sydney, Australia

13 Jan 20

@rakski It is terrible hear about the volcano. Are people safe?

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@Nakitakona (59987)

• Philippines

15 Jan 20

We're worried about your situation out there. Hope you are safe.

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rakski

@rakski (156303)

• Philippines

15 Jan 20

Thank you. This is nothing compared to those directly affected near Taal. I am thankful that we have not been afflicted by respiratory diseases though we have asthma.

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rakski

@rakski (156303)

• Philippines

16 Jan 20

@Nakitakona true! I am very grateful

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@Nakitakona (59987)

• Philippines

16 Jan 20

@rakski That's a blessing. Be thankful.