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Davao City sends aid to families displaced by Taal eruption
The Davao City Government is sending 5,000 food packs to families displaced by the Taal Volcano eruption in Batangas.
The food packs will be distributed in Sto. Tomas, Tanauan, and Calaca in Batangas by Task Force Davao.
Davao residents can donate to the relief efforts at the Task Force Davao headquarters in Sta Ana Wharf Compound.
Task Force Davao aims to deliver the relief goods to evacuation centers by January 17, despite challenges in transportation.
Mayor Sara Duterte emphasized the immediate response to the disaster, highlighting the city's commitment to aiding affected families.
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