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US President Barack Obama has ordered a tripling of manpower in coastal areas where oil has washed ashore or threatens to within 24 hours.

Speaking on a tour of oil-hit areas, Mr Obama said the US would "do whatever it takes" to help those affected.

The oil company BP says operations to seal the hole in the damaged well is continuing.

BP chief executive Tony Hayward said the outcome would not be clear for another 48 hours.

He said the new "top kill" effort - untested before at this depth of 5,000ft (1.5km) - was "going pretty well according to plan".

Mr Obama said the additional manpower would lay more booms, clean beaches and monitor stricken wildlife. -bbc

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on May 29, 2010, 10:19:10 AM
US President Barack Obama has ordered a tripling of manpower in coastal areas where oil has washed ashore or threatens to within 24 hours.

Speaking on a tour of oil-hit areas, Mr Obama said the US would "do whatever it takes" to help those affected.

The oil company BP says operations to seal the hole in the damaged well is continuing.

BP chief executive Tony Hayward said the outcome would not be clear for another 48 hours.

He said the new "top kill" effort - untested before at this depth of 5,000ft (1.5km) - was "going pretty well according to plan".

Mr Obama said the additional manpower would lay more booms, clean beaches and monitor stricken wildlife. -bbc

Feel sorry for Floridians.Tourism would be affected.Oil spill would eventually come to the coastal beaches.

Luoy jamo ang mga biktima. Parehas ani nga langgam...  


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Quote from: Michael Ligalig on May 29, 2010, 10:19:10 AM
US President Barack Obama has ordered a tripling of manpower in coastal areas where oil has washed ashore or threatens to within 24 hours.

Speaking on a tour of oil-hit areas, Mr Obama said the US would "do whatever it takes" to help those affected.

The oil company BP says operations to seal the hole in the damaged well is continuing.

BP chief executive Tony Hayward said the outcome would not be clear for another 48 hours.

He said the new "top kill" effort - untested before at this depth of 5,000ft (1.5km) - was "going pretty well according to plan".

Mr Obama said the additional manpower would lay more booms, clean beaches and monitor stricken wildlife. -bbc

And the Fishermen that depends their livelihood to put food on the table for their family.

My concern bahin ani nga disaster basin ug ibalik
   nasad nilag propose ang cap and trade samot na
   kadaghan mawad-an ug trabaho.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 29, 2010, 02:57:35 PM
Luoy jamo ang mga biktima. Parehas ani nga langgam...   


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mao tawon silay unang biktima....sugod pa lang ni  aning disgrasyaha.  we must have to suffer the rest.