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Marcos to agencies: ensure flow of aid for Uwan victims
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered government agencies to ensure the swift delivery of aid and immediate rehabilitation of roads damaged by Typhoon Uwan.
He directed the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to guarantee that assistance reaches all affected individuals.
The President also instructed the Department of Health (DOH) to deploy medical teams to evacuation centers to monitor the health and safety of evacuees.
Currently, 71 roads remain impassable in Central Luzon and the Cordillera Administrative Region.
Pangasinan province experienced severe flooding, leading to the evacuation of over 476,000 families.
Government agencies are tasked to continue monitoring the weather situation until November 11, as Typhoon Uwan is forecast to recurve northwestward.
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