World Vision Partner with World Vision to help provide relief support and supplies to Chile's quake survivors: http://bit.ly/ChileRelief
On February 27, 2010 an 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck the Latin American country of Chile.
World Vision has begun relief operations following the earthquake and tsunami that followed, which caus...ed extensive damage to areas south of the country’s capital, Santiago.
"It happened in the middle of the night. Everyone was sleeping, and there was no time to escape. Many houses are destroyed; even large buildings have collapsed," said Mariela Chavarriga, Emergency Advisor with World Vision in Chile. "Main roads have been destroyed and communication is very difficult. We are trying to connect with our regional offices but all the phone lines are down."
World Vision has worked in Chile for 30 years and has more than 100 staff in the country, many living and working in areas close to the quake epicenter. World Vision began distributing hundreds of blankets and some water containers to Santiago's earthquake survivors in the first days after the earthquake struck while preparing to start an extensive response in the hardest hit areas south of the capital.
Help support World Vision relief efforts in Chile by donating online at http://bit.ly/ChileRelief or text “CHILE” to “20222” to donate $10. Please continue in prayer with us for the people affected by this disaster. See More
8.8-magnitude Earthquake Strikes Chile
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On February 27, 2010 an 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck the Latin American country of Chile.
World Vision has begun relief operations following the earthquake and tsunami that followed, which caus...ed extensive damage to areas south of the country’s capital, Santiago.
"It happened in the middle of the night. Everyone was sleeping, and there was no time to escape. Many houses are destroyed; even large buildings have collapsed," said Mariela Chavarriga, Emergency Advisor with World Vision in Chile. "Main roads have been destroyed and communication is very difficult. We are trying to connect with our regional offices but all the phone lines are down."
World Vision has worked in Chile for 30 years and has more than 100 staff in the country, many living and working in areas close to the quake epicenter. World Vision began distributing hundreds of blankets and some water containers to Santiago's earthquake survivors in the first days after the earthquake struck while preparing to start an extensive response in the hardest hit areas south of the capital.
Help support World Vision relief efforts in Chile by donating online at http://bit.ly/ChileRelief or text “CHILE” to “20222” to donate $10. Please continue in prayer with us for the people affected by this disaster. See More
8.8-magnitude Earthquake Strikes Chile
As Always
:angel: