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Disaster response fund enough, relief ops ongoing: DSWD
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has PHP1.4 billion in available funds and resources for victims of recent typhoons.
Of the total amount, PHP800 million is allocated for the DSWD central and field offices.
The agency also has a PHP600 million quick response fund (QRF) that has been replenished by the Department of Budget and Management (DBM).
More than 278,000 family food packs are already prepositioned in various typhoon-affected areas.
The DSWD ensures efficient delivery of services and management of evacuation centers, prioritizing the comfort of children and women.
The agency is also ensuring that evacuees are provided with health-protective gears against COVID-19.
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