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UN, EU, Canada ready to assist PH after 'Rolly' onslaught
The United Nations and the European Union are mobilizing support for the Philippines as communities reel from the onslaught of super Typhoon Rolly.
UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator Gustavo Gonzalez confirmed the readiness of the humanitarian community to assist national efforts.
UN agencies, humanitarian NGOs, the Philippine Red Cross, and private sector groups are coordinating to conduct rapid needs assessments and provide swift aid to the most vulnerable.
The EU expressed solidarity with the Filipino people and pledged assistance for recovery efforts.
Super Typhoon Rolly has affected over two million individuals across 12 regions in the Philippines.
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The European Union (EU) Delegation in the Philippines has expressed solidarity with Filipinos and is ready to provide relief assistance to communities hit by Typhoon Rolly, particularly in the Bicol Region.
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China has expressed its readiness to assist the Philippines in its relief and recovery efforts following the devastation caused by Super Typhoon Rolly.
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The European Union (EU) has announced an additional €1.3 million in humanitarian aid for victims of Super Typhoon Rolly, amounting to approximately P63 million.
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Several Caritas Internationalis member organizations have pledged to provide assistance to the Philippines for recovery efforts following the devastating impact of Super Typhoon Rolly.
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Senator Richard Gordon, chairperson of the Philippine Red Cross (PRC), is appealing to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) for assistance in constructing better homes in areas devastated by Super Typhoon Rolly.
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