Manila Bulletin
176 families in Isla Puting Bato evacuated
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno ordered the evacuation of 176 families from Isla Puting Bato in Tondo, Manila, as Typhoon Rolly intensified and Signal #4 was raised over Metro Manila.
The families were relocated to various evacuation centers including Baseco Evacuation Center, Barangay 128 complex, Rosauro Almario Elementary School, and Barangay 101 covered court.
Partition tents will be provided to ensure physical distancing among evacuees.
Mayor Moreno reiterated that the city's top priority is practicing minimum health protocols during evacuation and ensuring the safety of evacuees, with COVID-19 patients remaining a primary concern.
His standing orders include the immediate restoration of power and clearing operations for fallen trees.
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