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Typhoon-hit Nueva Vizcaya gets P50-M cash aid from OP
The Office of the President has provided P50 million to the provincial government of Nueva Vizcaya to assist in its recovery efforts after Super Typhoon Pepito.
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. personally led the distribution of aid during his visit to Bambang.
Marcos assured residents that local officials would continue to assess and provide necessary assistance to those affected.
He emphasized that the government has resources to sustain relief efforts despite consecutive typhoons.
In addition to the P50 million, beneficiaries also received P5,000 through the Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation (AICS) Program.
The President also inspected the Bambang Bypass Road and received updates from Governor Jose Gambito and Mayor Benjamin Lloren Cuaresma III.
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