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Marcos Jr. orders Cabinet members to inspect Tino-hit provinces: Palace
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is closely monitoring Typhoon Tino's impact and has directed government agencies to assist affected provinces.
He ordered Cabinet members to visit the hardest-hit areas to assess the situation and expedite the restoration of essential services like water and electricity.
As of November 4, Typhoon Tino has affected 340,000 individuals in MIMAROPA, Bicol, Western, Central and Eastern Visayas, and Caraga and Negros Island Region.
The DSWD has prepositioned food packs and relief goods for distribution.
The DOE and NEA are addressing reported power outages, while the DPWH and MMDA have mobilized clearing teams.
Marcos assured the public that the government is taking all necessary actions to speed up the recovery of citizens affected by the typhoon.
He urged everyone to remain alert and follow advisories from local officials.
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