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PCSO aids residents hit by Taal eruption in Batangas
The Philippine Charity Sweepstake Office (PCSO) is set to distribute 5,000 N95 masks, 3,300 grocery packs worth P950,000, and P150,000 worth of medicines to residents in Batangas evacuation sites.
PCSO General Manager Royina Marzan-Garma stated that the agency wants residents to feel supported by the government during calamities.
The PCSO is also considering distributing masks to other nearby areas affected by the volcanic ashfall.
The agency was also bringing medical teams and ambulances to evacuation sites in Batangas, as well as a bus to help with evacuation efforts.
Financial assistance will also be provided to local government units (LGUs) in Batangas, with the amount still to be determined.
The distribution aims to help residents cope with the health hazards posed by the Taal Volcano eruption, including irritation and breathing difficulties caused by ashfall.
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