CTF Thailand
Floods/Inondazioni in Thailand 1
Fr. Scott The CTF in Thailand is preparing to respond to the terrible flooding in that country. CTF Thailand has plenty of experience in responding to disasters after helping in the wake of the 2004 Asian Tsunami and the 2008 Cyclone that ravaged Myanmar. According to the Thai Vice-Provincial, Fr. Paul Cherdchai, the CTF under the leadership [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )CTF Thailand..Moving Forward
Fr. Scott Please note the results of the CTF-(vice) provinces conference in Thailand[Dec. 2009] and my subsequent meeting in Bangkok with the members of CTF Thailand on January 9, 2010. They are encouraging. Many thanks to our Thai confreres for their efforts and to Marissa for writing the minutes. MINUTES OF THE INFORMAL MEETING Camillian Hospital on [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )A Look Back.. CTF Thailand – Myanmar Mission #1 – Part 2
In May 2008 Cyclone Nargis devastated the Union of Myanmar (also known as Burma). It caused the worst natural disaster in the country’s recorded history. At least 146,000 people died and thousands more people went missing. CTF Thailand, SOS DRS, Salute e Sviluppo and the Camillians wanted to help those who were suffering. So after [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Cyclone Nargis 10 – CTF Thailand in Myanmar – Annex 1 – Mission Agenda
ANNEX 1 - SCHEDULE OF THE JOINT MISSION IN MYANMAR 1st – 7th December 2009 Tuesday, 1/12/2009 Yangon/Border Development Association (BDA) Office, Yangon a.m. – Arrival in Yangon check-in at Kandawgyi Hotel 1400 – Visit to BDA Office for discussion with Mr. U Than Htay, BDA staff and Coordinator of the Health Training Program Wednesday, [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Cyclone Nargis 10 – CTF Thailand in Myanmar
CTF Thailand just completed its eighth mission into Myanmar in the wake of Cyclone Nargis (5/2008). From December 1-7, 2009 the team focused on the training program that it has developed for village health workers at the eight free clinics supported by St. Camillus Foundation, the juridical entity that CTF Thailand presently utilizes to accomplish [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Cyclone Nargis 9 – CTF Thailand in Myanmar (Burma)
Table of Contents – Summer-Fall 2009 – CTF-SOS DRSNewsletter Cyclone Nargis devastated Myanmar (Burma) in May 2008. CTF Thailand together with its local partner, the Border Development Association, has been working since the disaster to serve the people affected. Thus far CTF Thailand under the leadership of Rocco Pairat has executed 7 missions into Myanmar. [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Birmania – Aiuti Silenziosi dopo il Devastante Ciclone Nargis
Fratel Luca Perletti, MI - CTF Central Sono appena tornato dalla Birmania. I Camilliani non sono presenti in questo paese. Ma il devastante Ciclone Nargis del 2008 ha suscitato un enorme coinvolgimento dei confratelli della Tailandia i quali, attraverso la rete delle loro iniziative nel campo della emergenza, hanno iniziato una presenza discreta e silenziosa, [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )CTF Thailand/Myanmar Cyclone Mission #5
March 8 – March 15, 2009 During the next five days, the participants served seven locations in Bogolay and Mawkyun. Team members provided medical services and distributed supplies to the villagers. The team physicians worked well into the night providing services to patients – prior to thanking the Lord in prayer and falling asleep surrounded [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )CTF Tailandia–Ciclone in Myanmar: Quinta missione
8 – 15 marzo 2009 Era necessario fare una verifica dei programmi realizzati dai Camilliani, il cui fine è il sollievo delle sofferenze della popolazione locale e contrastare i danni provocati dal Ciclone Nargis. Per questa ragione CTF Tailandia ed un Camilliano del Vietnam si sono organizzati per visitare la Birmania (Myanmar) ed in particolare [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )The Camillians in Thailand 3
Dear Confreres We have begun the second phase of our response to the tsunami that affected Thailand. As such we are implementing a long-term project (the emergency needs of the people have been largely met). Our 15-person mobile medical team is still serving the “Morgan” , which we foresee will last until the end of [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Camilianos ajudam os atingidos pelo desastre na Taillândia 1
Caros Irmãos e Irmãs, Um terrível desastre se abateu sobre o sudeste da Ásia em 26 de dezembro. A Tailândia foi um dos 12 países afetados. Nas seis províncias que compõem o sul da Tailândia, pelo menos 5.291 pessoas morreram das quais muitas eram tailandesas e estrangeiras, entre adultos e crianças. Cerca de 3.716 pessoas [...]
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