Manila Bulletin
Northern Samar sends first batch of relief goods to ‘Rolly’ victims in Bicol
The provincial government of Northern Samar has extended assistance to areas in the Bicol Region devastated by Super Typhoon Rolly.
Eight truckloads of essential goods, including rice, canned goods, bottled water, cereal drink, and powdered milk, were sent to Albay and Catanduanes.
Northern Samar's provincial social welfare and development office head, Jenny Darish, highlighted the province's empathy due to its own experiences with typhoons.
Governor Edwin Ongchuan emphasized the Bayanihan spirit and the importance of working together, drawing parallels to the province's own recovery from recent typhoons.
The provincial government acknowledged and thanked various groups and private individuals who provided logistical support and donations.
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