Filipinos thank you for helping them rebuild after Typhoon Haiyan via social media
THREE months after Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines, locals are running a global campaign with social media to thank those who've helped them.
EXACTLY three months after Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines, locals are running a worldwide campaign to thank those who've helped them rebuild.
The momentum is already building, but today at 4:40am Manila time (7.40am AEDT), exactly three months after Typhoon Haiyan hit, the Philippines' campaign kicks off.
The Philippine Department of Tourism has crafted a Thank You message which will be displayed through print ads and billboards in iconic places across the world, including Australia.
The billboard will be set up these locations:
*Times Square, New York, US
*Piccadilly Circus, London, UK
*Potsdammer Platz cor. Leipziger Platz, Berlin, Germany
*Lafayette Mogador, Paris, France
*Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo, Japan
*ION Orchard, Singapore
*Yonge-Dungas Square, Toronto, Canada
*Darlinghurst, Sydney, Australia
*Paiknam Building, Jung-gu, Seoul, Korea
Already trending in the Philippines, the hashtag #PHThankyou, is being used to extend the community's heartfelt appreciation via messages and images in social media.
To join in, simply tweet or post a message on social media using the hashtag #PHThankyou.
Join hundreds of Pinoys in saying #PHthankyou for the help given to us during Yolanda! Click: http://t.co/FRVezIPrAP pic.twitter.com/8PlHQjj8hz
It will only take seconds to do a sensible tweet. Tweet #PHThankYou to show the world we appreciate their help. Do your part - tweet now!
Even as we start to watch for #stormsurge tweets, we "Thank you, World" | LISTEN http://t.co/RtKlt7d5qU via @Jimparedes #PHthankyou (Su)