Manila Bulletin
Marcos vows swift rehab of homes damaged by ‘Marce,’ distributes aid to Cagayan LGUs
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. pledged continued government aid to Cagayan until the province fully recovers from the devastation caused by Typhoon Marce.
Marcos Jr. noted that strong winds, rather than heavy rainfall, were the primary cause of damage during the typhoon.
The sectors most affected in Cagayan include infrastructure, fisheries, and farming.
The national government will prioritize the reconstruction of damaged homes and will provide ongoing relief goods to displaced families.
Relevant government agencies are preparing to assess the full extent of the damage once floodwaters recede.
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