Manila Bulletin
PH Red Cross distributes relief items, cash aid to 'Odette'-hit Cebu
The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) provided a P3,500 cash grant to 627 families in Mandaue City and 250 families in Cebu City, totaling 877 families.
PRC Chairman and CEO Sen. Dick Gordon led the distribution of these multi-purpose cash grants to individuals affected by Typhoon Odette.
In addition to cash aid, non-food items including hygiene kits, jerry cans, sleeping kits, and tarpaulins were distributed to residents in Talisay, Cebu.
The PRC also established a first aid station in Poblacion, Ubay, Bohol, offering medical consultations, masks, and health promotions.
In Southern Leyte, PRC payloaders have cleared approximately 800 cubic meters of debris in Libagon Municipality.
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