Re ruban, Male Indian Egg Donor From Chittoor in India

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Date Registered: 20 Oct 2009 Last Modified: 20 Oct 2009 Last Signed In: 22 Jan 2012

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I\'am a 60 year old Male Indian national from Chittoor in India, I would like to be a Egg Donor for Gay Couples. I have Black hair and Blue Eyes With 17-19 Years Of Education. I currently have a passport and I am willing to travel anywhere in the world.

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Name:	Re ruban
Email Address:	Unlock With Full Membership
Phone Number:	Unlock With Full Membership
City:	Chittoor
Region:	Andhra Pradesh
Country:	India

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Nationality:	Indian
Race:	Asian (other)
Age:	60
Gender:	Male
I Am A Smoker:	No
I Would Like To Be A:	Egg Donor
Have Been A Egg Donor::	Yes
Years Of Education:	17-19 Years
My Height Is:	157 cm
My Weight Is:	135 Lbs
My Health Is:	Good
My Blood Type Is:	AB
My Marital Status Is:	Married
Number Of Children I Have Is:	2
I Would Consider Couples Of:	Gay Couple
I Am Willing To Travel:	Yes
I Have A Passport:	Yes
My Hair Colour Is:	Black
My Eye Colour Is:	Blue
My Health Is:	Good

The Reasons I Want To Be A Egg Donor:

to serve the people

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Dear freind The flood situation in Andhra Pradesh india .continued to be grim on Sunday as three towns and over 200 villages in the worst-hit districts remained under water. Though the inflows into Krishna and Tungabhadra rivers have slightly reduced, this has not ended the misery of people in Kurnool and Mahbubnagar, the two worst affected districts due to unprecedented floods over the last three days. Most parts of Nandyal town in Kurnool district were inundated due to the overflowing Kondu river. There is five to 10 feet water in the town as local authorities began efforts to rescue people trapped on roof—tops. The floods triggered by heavy rains under the influence of a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal inundated 400 villages and affected over 1.8 million people in five districts, rendering 400,000 people homeless and damaging thousands of houses. The floods also destroyed standing crops, civic infrastructure, electricity and telecom facilities and paralysed road and rail transport. Without food and water for the last three days, hundreds of people remained trapped in flood waters. In Kurnool town, a large number of people remained marooned for the third day. The authorities have so far evacuated over 100,000 people in the town and surrounding areas. The town, about 250 km from here, was flooded due to the overflowing Tungabhadra and Hundri rivers and the backwaters of Srisailam dam across the Krishna river. The temple town of Mantralayam in Kurnool district was also ravaged by the floods. Rescue workers found bodies lying at several places. Officials said the floods have so far claimed 33 lives but unofficial reports put them at 50. Dinesh Kumar, commissioner (disaster management), said 15 people were killed in Kurnool district while 13 died in Mahbubnagar. The remaining deaths were reported from Nalgonda, Guntur and Krishna districts. The exact death toll would be known only after the water recedes completely in the affected towns and villages. As massive inflows are reaching Prakasam barrage, authorities in Vijayawada city and low—lying villages in Krishna and Guntur districts went on high alert. He appealed to people in the two districts to cooperate with the authorities by moving to safer places. “This is required for the safety of the people and also for the safety of the dams Authorities have evacuated 89,000 people in Krishna district while another 130,000 people need to be evacuated. In Guntur district, 40,000 people were shifted to relief camps while another 48,000 would be shifted Sunday.we distributed food packet,and water. kindly support for the victims loving RUBAN