Manila Bulletin
Japan ‘ready’ to give aid to PH in wake of typhoon—PM
Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru pledged "all possible assistance" to the Philippines following the devastation caused by Severe Tropical Storm Kristine.
He conveyed deep sympathy and condolences to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and the Filipino people for the loss of lives, missing persons, and extensive damage.
As of Thursday, Oct. 31, the NDRRMC reported 150 deaths due to Kristine and Super Typhoon Leon.
Prime Minister Ishiba acknowledged that Japan, also frequently affected by typhoons, "fully understands" the difficulties faced by the Philippines.
He affirmed Japan's commitment to stand with the Philippines in overcoming the challenges posed by the typhoon.
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