- It is difficult to contact because so much is destroyed. Telephone lines and roads have been dest

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- It is difficult to contact because so much is destroyed. Telephone lines and roads have been destroyed, says Lena Tranberg at the Foreign Press to SVT News.
Total counts UD that there are about 2,000 Swedes in the Philippines, of which about half are tourists. An estimated one thousand people believed to be in the hurricane affected areas.
UD men all Swedes in the Philippines, which have not already done so, to get in touch to relatives back home in Sweden. They can also make direct contact with the Swedish Embassy in Bangkok or the consulates in Manila and Cebu in the Philippines.
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