Over 300 line workers from electric cooperatives nationwide have been deployed to Bicol to aid in power restoration after a severe typhoon.
The deployment, under the National Electrification Administration's 'Task Force Kapatid' initiative, involves 52 volunteer teams adhering to health and safety protocols.
Initially, 100 linemen from Eastern Visayas were sent as part of the Philippine Rural Electric Cooperatives Association's (PHILRECA) call for assistance.
These workers will focus on provinces like Albay, Catanduanes, Camarines Sur, Camarines Norte, Sorsogon, and Mindoro, which suffered extensive damage.
Reports indicate that approximately 90 percent of power poles and lines were toppled in Bicol due to the typhoon.
Catanduanes, which was completely isolated, has re-established initial contact with government leaders.
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