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Gapay directs all frontline commanders, military units to monitor, prepare for Rolly
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has alerted all of its units for disaster response operations as Typhoon "Rolly" approaches.
AFP Chief Gen. Gilbert Gapay instructed units to monitor and prepare for the typhoon, which is predicted to become a "super typhoon".
The AFP has existing protocols to prepare its field units for disaster response, including search, rescue, and retrieval operations.
Additional AFP assets will be utilized for transporting relief goods, clearing roads, and assessing damage.
The AFP urged citizens to follow the directives of their Barangay Risk Reduction Officers, especially in areas expected to be affected by the typhoon.
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The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has placed all its units on "red alert" in anticipation of Typhoon "Rolly" potentially causing widespread devastation across the country.
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Aurora province has completed its preparations for Typhoon Rolly, according to Governor Gerardo Noveras.
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President Rodrigo R. Duterte is closely monitoring the country's preparations and response to Typhoon Rolly, ensuring that government agencies are ready to provide immediate assistance to affected areas.
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