Il popolo di Twitter si mobilita per le vittime del tifone Haiyan che ha colpito le Filippine provocando la morte di oltre dieci mila persone.
Superstiti sempre più disperati giungono ad azioni di saccheggio anche contro i convogli di aiuti. Intanto il supertifone ha raggiunto oggi il Vietnam. Stando a quanto annunciato dai meteorologi del centro americano di allerta dei tifoni (Jtwc), il ciclone tropicale ha toccato terra a circa 160 chilometri a sud-est della capitale Hanoi, con venti a 120 chilometri orari.
Sono in molti a lanciare in Rete l’invito a sottoscrivere delle donazioni alle popolazioni coinvolte. Ed è anche da Twitter che giungono le immagini più disastrose dell’evento che sta devastando il Paese.
Ecco le immagini postate su Twitter da alcuni utenti ed emittenti:
PHOTO: Damage in #Tanauan, Leyte from #YolandaPH (from: http://t.co/AuTTbuwQHN) (story: http://t.co/lDdW4M6e0J) pic.twitter.com/6CSqBpE9uO
— Zachary Stieber (@ZackStieber) November 11, 2013
Foreigners help un repacking relief goods at @philredcross @gmanews @stateofdnation #Yolandaph pic.twitter.com/ovsm6CKrRR
— Joseph Morong (@Joseph_Morong) November 11, 2013
Photo: Houses smashed by #Haiyan #YolandaPH winds in Capiz, Philippines pic.twitter.com/XOAEFWbwL0
— grasswire (@grasswire) November 8, 2013
An old tree in Brgy. Mabolo, Cebu City falls due to strong winds brought by #YolandaPH (Photo: PHL Red Cross Cebu) pic.twitter.com/v1bT7fRs6q
— GMA News (@gmanews) November 8, 2013
Palace: Some #YolandaPH-hit areas yet to be reached http://t.co/xv7FGEUoOu pic.twitter.com/dVV8RXbd2r
— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) November 11, 2013
Gaisano Mall in downtown Tacloban, after being gutted by Typhoon #YolandaPH and after being looted by residents pic.twitter.com/2S0F7xXyQK
— The Philippine Star (@PhilippineStar) November 11, 2013
[PHOTO] A man rests inside a damaged home next to a ship washed ashore by #YolandaPH in Tacloban, Leyte. EPA pic.twitter.com/ZetWDN7JX4
— The Philippine Star (@PhilippineStar) November 10, 2013
MEANWHILE: Families living in coastal areas in Tacloban #Leyte evacuate to schools #YolandaPH http://t.co/S43eRyqqXQ pic.twitter.com/sTeSDhP47P
— World Vision Phils. (@WorldVisionPH) November 7, 2013
instead of praying for celebs who just got sick bc of a simple cold why not start praying for the philippines? pic.twitter.com/XjEIgYjOnl
— мarιaн (@perrypurrfect) November 11, 2013
Up to 1.7 million children could be affected by devastating impact of Typhoon #Haiyan in Philippines. @unicefphils pic.twitter.com/gE5rASkk2t
— UNICEF (@UNICEF) November 9, 2013
