Manila Bulletin
Marcos brings P50-M aid to typhoon-hit farmers, fisherfolk in Pangasinan
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has directed government agencies and local officials in Pangasinan to enhance their assistance to residents affected by recent typhoons.
The President made this announcement during the distribution of P50 million in cash aid to 5,000 farmers and fishermen impacted by the typhoons.
Marcos emphasized the need to intensify the response to the needs of the people of Pangasinan.
He specifically instructed the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development and the Department of Social Welfare and Development to ensure the diligent provision of temporary housing for affected families.
President Marcos assured typhoon victims that government agencies will continue to support their full recovery.
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