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Aid for disaster-hit families in W. Visayas, NegOcc reaches P53.6-M
Humanitarian aid for families impacted by the southwest monsoon and Severe Tropical Storm Crising in Western Visayas and Negros Occidental has reached PHP53.63 million.
The DSWD distributed PHP46.31 million of this assistance, primarily in family food packs.
The total affected families are now 111,384, with Negros Occidental having the most at over 48,000.
As of Thursday night, 1,173 families remained in 86 evacuation centers, and 2,549 families were staying with relatives and friends.
DSWD Field Office 6 has PHP112.02 million in available resources for ongoing relief operations.
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