Manila Bulletin
P60.3 million assistance extended to ‘Rolly’ victims — DSWD
As of November 10, 2020, the DSWD reported that 9,878 families or 39,864 individuals are still housed in 517 evacuation centers following Typhoon Rolly.
A total of P60,374,174.40 worth of assistance has been provided by the DSWD, LGUs, and private partners to the affected families.
The typhoon impacted a total of 517,380 families or 2,010,988 persons in 5,360 barangays across eight affected regions.
Additionally, 11,022 families or 44,954 persons chose to stay with relatives or friends.
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