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Marcos Jr. visits Uwan-hit Catanduanes
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. visited Catanduanes to assess damage from Super Typhoon Uwan and ordered relevant agencies to provide assistance until residents fully recover.
He directed the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development to give cash aid to residents whose homes were destroyed.
The President inspected damaged classrooms at Tubli Elementary School in Caramoran and donated two Starlink internet satellite units to the school and the Caramoran local government unit.
Caramoran reported 558 completely destroyed and 2,127 partially damaged homes.
The Philippine National Police also ordered the immediate repair of police stations and facilities damaged by Uwan, with the Casiguran police station in Aurora being severely hit.
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