The Daily Tribune
Manila LGU evacuates over 1K families
Over 1,000 families in Manila evacuated their homes due to the heavy rains brought by Severe Tropical Storm Kristine.
The Manila city government reported that 1,055 families and seven individuals were relocated to various evacuation sites.
These affected families were provided with essential provisions, including food, temporary shelters, and hygiene kits.
The majority of the evacuees, totaling 574 families, came from District 1 of Tondo.
Other districts in Manila, including District 2, 3, and 5, also reported families and individuals needing evacuation.
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