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Over 1,700 individuals who fled homes amid Taal unrest get aid from Kapuso Foundation
The GMA Kapuso Foundation has provided aid to over 1,700 individuals who evacuated their homes due to the unrest of Taal Volcano.
Beneficiaries in Agoncillo and Nasugbu, Batangas, received grocery packs, lugaw kits, water bottles, bread, N95 masks, and face shields.
One evacuee, fisherman Eliceo Ondoy, described witnessing the volcano emit black and white smoke.
The St. Theresa's College in Quezon City Alumnae Association donated 1,000 blankets to the victims.
The Kapuso Foundation is accepting donations through various channels, including bank deposits, Cebuana Lhuillier, Pay Maya, Shopee, and Zalora.
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