Manila Bulletin
Quezon City LGU sends rice, generators as Bicol suffers from no electricity
The cities of Manila and Quezon City have dispatched immediate aid to Bicol provinces devastated by Super Typhoon Rolly.
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso pledged and sent 1,000 sacks of rice to Albay province.
Albay Governor Al Bichara expressed gratitude for Manila's assistance, stating the rice would be distributed to displaced families.
Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte also sent relief goods, including generator sets and rice, to Albay and Catanduanes.
The Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (QCDRRMC) sent more than 500 sacks of rice, 30 generator sets and other relief items to Albay and Catanduanes.
Quezon City officials emphasized the importance of the 'bayanihan' spirit in providing hope to calamity victims, particularly addressing the power outage issue.
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