Manila Bulletin
NHA gives P20 million aid for Iloilo’s Odette survivors
The National Housing Authority (NHA) has provided an aid of P20 million for Typhoon Odette survivors in Iloilo province.
This fund is allocated for residents whose houses were totally destroyed by the typhoon.
NHA district manager Fe Jamoyot turned over the check amounting to P20 million to Governor Arthur Defensor Jr. at the provincial capitol.
The aid is part of NHA's Special Emergency Housing Assistance Program (EHAP).
Based on data from the Iloilo Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, Odette totally damaged 1,800 houses across the province.
NHA also assured that cash aid for the 44,000 partially damaged houses will be released soon.
The Iloilo provincial government will coordinate with local government units for the distribution of aid to beneficiaries.
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