Manila Bulletin
SAP distribution in Metro Manila completed by May 25 --DSWD
As of May 23, 16 out of 17 local government units (LGUs) in Metro Manila have completed their Social Amelioration Program (SAP) payouts.
Makati City is the only remaining LGU to complete its SAP distribution, with confidence expressed by the DSWD that it will be finished by May 25.
A total of 1,548,021 families, representing 99.32 percent of the target low-income, non-4Ps families in the NCR, have received their SAP aid.
The total amount distributed to families in Metro Manila is P12.384 billion.
The DSWD had transferred P12.46 billion to the 17 LGUs for the SAP payouts.
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