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Fewer families now in 'Rolly' evacuation sites: DSWD
Super typhoon Rolly has affected 312,583 families or 1,197,888 individuals across various regions in the Philippines.
As of Friday, November 6, 33,767 families or 135,250 individuals are staying in government evacuation sites, a decrease from previous figures.
An additional 10,404 families or 37,191 individuals are staying with relatives outside of evacuation centers.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has provided aid worth over P29.4 million, a combination of funds from various agencies and LGUs.
The DSWD is also offering psychosocial intervention to help affected families cope with trauma.
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