Ulticon Builders Helps The Victims of Yolanda

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Ulticon Helps the Victims of Yolanda

• Ulticon Builders Inc

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• On November (2013) a super hurricane stunned the
  world, It had the International name Haiyan,
  however in the Philippines it was known as
  Typhoon Yolanda. The strongest tropical violent
  wind ever recorded, it is the thirtieth storm of
  the 2013 Pacific hurricane season. It started
  from a zone of low pressure a few hundred
  kilometers east-southeast of Pohnpei in the
  Federated States of Micronesia on November 2,
  2013.

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• At the point when Yolanda entered the Philippine
  Area of Responsibility (PAR), on November 07,
  2013 it perpetrated a decimating annihilation in
  the Visayas Region especially Samar and Leyte.
  The UN Official reports an assessment of around
  11 million individuals were affected. A dominant
  part of them were left homeless with 6,340
  affirmed fatalities and an aggregate of 1,061 as
  yet lost.

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• In spite of this tremendous pulverization, the
  Filipino soul emerged. With the flexible spirit
  and characteristics of the Filipino individuals,
  the country united to broaden some assistance to
  the survivors. Ulticon Builders additionally
  chose to join in and help. There was a staggering
  overflow of relief goods so the organization of
  Carlos Charlie S. Gonzales of Davao chose to
  help through an alternative means.

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• By teaming up with the Manila DPWH alongside the
  other Region 11 DPWH Contractors, Ulticon and
  some politicians were contracted and tapped to
  help.  Ulticon was was kindly asked to develop a
  bunkhouse, with the particular DPWH standards.
  The bunkhouse included divisions that cleared an
  approach to oblige a few rooms. This humble
  exertion was begun in a matter of weeks.

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• We trust that the humble aid had the capacity to
  help the typhoon victims in one way or another.
   This Ulticon donation does not end in that
  bunkhouse however, the organization promises in
  trying its hardest to help in giving the
  essential support to present and future disasters
  at whatever point the need emerges.