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Marcos conducts aerial inspection of Pepito-hit Catanduanes
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited Catanduanes to pledge government support for the island's reconstruction following Super Typhoon Pepito.
He conducted an aerial inspection and met with local officials and mayors to discuss the typhoon's impact.
Marcos Jr. highlighted the extensive agricultural damage, particularly to the province's abaca production, as a major concern.
Assistance will be provided for damaged houses, including reconstruction materials and cash aid for partially and fully damaged homes.
The president also promised jobs for those who lost their livelihood and announced financial aid for the province.
The northeastern towns of Pandan, Panganiban, and Bagamanoc were identified as having the most damaged houses.
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