Manila Bulletin
UN, humanitarian partners assure aid for 'Odette' victims
The United Nations (UN) has assured that a coordinated response is underway to assist victims of Typhoon Odette in the Philippines.
UN humanitarian assessment teams have reached severely affected areas and are sending back reports of devastation.
UN agencies, NGOs, and private sector partners are working to provide essential aid such as shelter, health services, food, and protection.
The UN is coordinating with Philippine government authorities to ensure timely and effective support for the most vulnerable.
UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator Gustavo Gonzalez expressed deep sympathy for those who lost loved ones and possessions.
Gonzalez also commended the professionalism of front-line responders, including government officials and the Philippine Red Cross, for their efforts in challenging conditions.
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The United Nations has pledged an additional USD12 million in humanitarian aid for Typhoon Odette victims in the Philippines.
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Canada, Hungary, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand have pledged over PHP187.9 million to assist provinces hit hard by Typhoon Odette.
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Malacañang expressed gratitude to the international community for their pledges of financial and in-kind assistance to victims of Typhoon Odette.
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The United States government, through the USAID, has provided $200,000 in immediate financial assistance for victims of Typhoon Odette in central and southern Philippines.
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Philippine Red Cross (PRC) Chairman and CEO Sen. Dick Gordon has mobilized the organization's resources and personnel nationwide to provide immediate aid to individuals affected by Typhoon Odette.
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