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Last batch of LSIs leaves Rizal Memorial Sports Complex
The final batch of 800 locally stranded individuals (LSIs) has departed the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, bound for Zamboanga.
These individuals were part of the government's 'Hatid Tulong' program.
The departure was delayed until Thursday morning to allow for the sanitization of their transport ship.
The Rizal Memorial Sports Complex is temporarily closed for disinfection.
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The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) is facilitating the return of 8,408 locally stranded individuals (LSIs) to their home provinces this weekend, July 25 to 26.
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Hatid Tulong program lead convenor Joseph Encabo defended the gathering of thousands of locally-stranded individuals (LSIs) at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, stating that viral photos do not present the complete picture.
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184 locally stranded individuals (LSIs) from Metro Manila arrived in Koronadal City, South Cotabato, via land travel as part of the 'Hatid Tulong' program.
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The Philippine government is sending off over 8,000 locally stranded individuals (LSIs) this weekend through the 'Hatid Tulong' program.
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