More support needed for thousands still reeling from Typhoon Rai
Humanitarians are scaling up assistance in the Philippines to assist hundreds of thousands still impacted by Typhoon Rai which struck the islands
Source: miragenews.com
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Philippines: More support needed for thousands still reeling from Typhoon Rai : World News
Philippines: More support needed for thousands still reeling from Typhoon Rai : Rashtra News #Philippines #support #needed #thousands #reeling #Typhoon #Rai The revised Humanitarian Needs and Priorities Plan (HNP) targets 840,000 people over six months, up from 530,000 in the initial $107 million HNP, released on 24 December. �� 7 weeks after #typhoonRai/#OdettePH: - 9.9M […]
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Rebuilding Odette-stricken areas
A visitor traveling to Siargao can see from the air a tear-drop shaped island; once upon a time, a patch of green-covered earth.
Source: philstar.com
IOM and KSrelief Sign USD 20 Million Agreement to Help Yemen's Vulnerable Communities Needing Shelter, Clean Water and Sanitation
Aden – A USD 20 million agreement the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief
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Canada donates P120-M to NGOs for 'Odette'-hit areas
MANILA - The Embassy of Canada in the Philippines on Thursday announced that three non-government organizations (NGOs) will receive a total of CAD3 million (PHP120 million) funding to help the Philippines in providing relief and rehabilitation to those affected by Typhoon Odette. In a statement, the Embassy said the donation came after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's commitment to providing "immediate support to relief operations in the Philippines" for those affected by the typhoon in a statement on Dec. 21, 2021. The World Food Programme (WFP), it said, will receive PH...
Source: philippinetimes.com