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Unloading a boat who arrived in Gonaive
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Visit to Gonaive

Saturday, 11 Oct 2008
Written by Frank Moltini
Rachel and I went to Gonaive together on the 9th of October. I was supposed to fly back at the same day but due to an overbooked flight I was forced to extend my stay with 1 day.
Help by helicopter
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After 2 weeks

Monday, 06 Oct 2008
Written by Frank Moltini
A WFP helicopter landed at Gonaive area. Gonaive is the most affected area of Haiti at this moment. People are always willing to help unloading these aircrafts without any problems. Thanks to them TNT and WFP can do their jobs very well. Thank you people of Gonaive!
Rachel, Miss Sheeran and me
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Meet and greet with Josette Sheeran

Tuesday, 30 Sep 2008
Written by Frank Moltini
Mrs. Sheeran arrived in Haiti already 1 day after the first cyclone hit this country. As we all know Haiti has been hit by 2 other cyclones after that. This had has a major impact to this country who's the poorest in the world with a poor infrastructure as well. Many people lost their lives and houses and are still living in very, very poor circumstances as a result of this terrible disaster. In the meantime many NGO's and GO's arrived to Haiti and already did some good things all over the country although it's tough to reach some areas by road.
Amadou and Rachel at work (don't look at the screen of the laptop...)
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ERT members in the field

Tuesday, 30 Sep 2008
Written by Frank Moltini
Dear all, It's time for an update because many things happened after we - Rachel Timmerman, Amadou Cisse and I - arrived at Haiti. As you all maybe know Haiti is the poorest country in the world and many people are suffering.
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EMERGENCY IN HAITI GENERAL LOGISTIC

Tuesday, 30 Sep 2008
Written by Rachel
An early start of the hurricane season and above normal rain fall in the region have caused severe flooding in several regions of Haiti leaving heavily populated areas inaccessible to humanitarian assistance. This special operation is put in place to meet the immediate needs of the floods victims.
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Enjoying Miami: a LET training to remember.

Thursday, 28 Aug 2008
Written by berthilde
So here I am, privileged with my possibility to join the ER training of UPS in Miami. When packing I already envisioned myself sitting at South Beach... Little did I know I would have the opportunity to meet Fay.
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Calling all willing individuals in Dubai to join me to work out relief fundrising to support NGO'S base in Dubai for Myanmar.

Saturday, 10 May 2008
Written by Jham
Hi, My name is Jamael Panda and a volunteer for any organization who needs my work iam a experience warehouse supervisor and the same time a freelance disaster journalist.I am looking if any efforts made in Dubai in response to Myanmar Cyclone victims iam very willing to give my self to assest base in Dubai. or We can make some fundrising with other active relief organization in Dubai. Thanks. my Contact 00971507157316
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TNT emergency airlift operation for WFP Sudan

Monday, 24 Sep 2007
Written by Ron Goertz
Can you fly with an emergency airlift shipment to Sudan next Saturday, hand the consignment over to WFP, make a report for internal use and back it up with photos? Ferry Spaan, Emergency Response Officer at the Emergency Response desk in Duiven the Netherlands, asked me late Friday afternoon of September 7. Of course I said: “Yes, please!