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Go credits low typhoon casualties to LGU preps, coordination
Senator Bong Go commended local government officials for their preparedness and coordination in responding to recent typhoons, which contributed to a low number of casualties.
Go noted that local government units (LGUs) have gained experience and established mechanisms for disaster response over the years.
He specifically praised LGUs in Cagayan and Isabela, areas significantly impacted by recent typhoons and flooding, for their proactive measures.
The senator highlighted that LGUs are now better prepared for disasters compared to previous times.
Go mentioned that the flooding in Cagayan and Isabela was primarily caused by heavy rainfall from typhoons, with only a minor contribution from water released from the Magat Dam.
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