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The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) deployed water tankers to different areas in Negros Oriental and Cebu as part of the humanitarian organization's continuous efforts for communities hit by Typhoon Odette, it said on Thursday, Jan. 13. (Photo from Philippine Red Cross / MANILA BULLETIN) PRC said tha
(Photo courtesy of Philippine Red Cross) MANILA - Water is the most important resource in or outside of a disaster. Access to clean water for drinking, bathing, and food preparation is essential as a first salvo whenever a disaster strikes. Improving access to water to Typhoon Odette-devastated areas, the Philippine Red Cross (PRC), led by Chairman and CEO Senator Richard Gordon, continues to send its water tankers to different communities in Cebu. "Every day, we continue to deploy our water tankers to disaster-affected communities to provide timely and efficient support," Gordon sai...