PAF airlifts food packs to Catanduanes after Typhoon Pepito

The Philippine Air Force (PAF) is airlifting essential food supplies to Catanduanes, which was severely impacted by Super Typhoon Pepito.

On Thursday, PAF spokesperson Col. Ma. Consuelo Castillo announced that a C-130 aircraft from Mactan, Cebu delivered 5,600 boxes of family food packs (FFPs) to Virac Airport in Catanduanes.

Castillo emphasized the PAF's commitment as a 'steadfast and reliable partner' in disaster response efforts following multiple typhoons that hit the country within a month.

The PAF aims to reach the most affected communities to deliver critical aid, demonstrating its 'unwavering commitment' to serving the Filipino people during times of crisis.

These operations highlight the PAF’s ongoing support for recovery and relief efforts in the Bicol region.

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