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Typhoon Odette's damage to agri nearing P4 B – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Typhoon Odette's damage to agri nearing P4 B – Manila Bulletin

Damage to the country’s agriculture sector is now nearing P4 billion five days after Typhoon Odette left the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR). In its latest update, the Department of Agriculture’s (DA) Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DA-DRRM) Operation Center was already abl

Source: mb.com.ph
DA reports P3.5B damage in agriculture due to Odette - Vimarsana News

DA reports P3.5B damage in agriculture due to Odette

Typhoon Odette, which lashed many parts of the Visayas and Mindanao last week, has left some P3.5 billion worth of damage in agriculture, the Department of Agriculture said Friday.

Malabon City gov't to give P7-M aid to Typhoon 'Odette' victims – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Malabon City gov't to give P7-M aid to Typhoon 'Odette' victims – Manila Bulletin

The Malabon City local government announced on Friday, Dec. 24, that it will donate P7 million cash aid to provinces and municipalities affected by Typhoon Odette. Mayor Antolin “Len Len” Oreta III thanked the Sangguniang Panlungsod and Malabon Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council for the

Source: mb.com.ph
Antique allocates P2-M for roofing materials - Vimarsana News

Antique allocates P2-M for roofing materials

DESTROYED. A house owned by an indigenous people (IP) in the island barangay of Batbatan in Culasi, Antique was damaged by Typhoon Odette on Dec. 16, 2021. Antique Governor Rhodora Cadiao is allocating PHP2 million for the roofing materials of the damaged houses.(Photo courtesy of NCIP Antique) SAN JOSE DE BUENAVISTA, Antique - The provincial government here will allocate PHP2 million from the Quick Response Fund (QRF) of the Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management to buy galvanized iron sheets (GI) for houses damaged by Typhoon Odette. Antique Governor Rhodora Cadiao, in an interview Fri...

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Batbatan IslandCamarines NorteMilagrosa CrespoRhodora CadiaoNational Commission On Indigenous PeoplesManagement OfficeQuick Response FundLocal Disaster Risk ReductionGovernor Rhodora CadiaoNational CommissionIndigenous PeoplesProvincial Disaster Risk ReductionBroderick TrainDestroyeda House Owned By An Indigenous People Ip In The Island Barangay Of Batbatan CulasiNtique Was Damaged By Typhoon Odette On Dec 16021 Antique Governor Rhodora Cadiao Is Allocating Php2 Million For The Roofing Materials Of Damaged Houses Photo Courtesy Ncip San Jose De BuenavistaNtique The Provincial Government Here Will Allocate Php2 Million From Quick Response Fund Qrf Of Local Disaster Risk Reduction And Management To Buy Galvanized Iron Sheets Gi For Houses Damaged By Typhoon Odette Antique Governor Rhodora CadiaoN An Interview FridayMphasized The Need To Purchase Construction MaterialsArticularly Gi Sheets Since The Recent Typhoon Damaged Several Houses Quot Recipients Will Include Indigenous Peoples Ips In Batbatan Island Municipality Of CulasiUot Said Cadiao The Ips In Culasi Lost Not Only Their Houses But Also Source Of Livelihood After Pump Boats Were Washed Away By Strong WavesCcording To An Earlier Interview With The National Commission On Indigenous Peoples Ncip Antique Provincial HeadIlagrosa Crespo Right After The Typhoon StruckAdiao Said The Provincial Government Immediately Sent Food Packs To 797 Ip Households Composed Of 1857 Persons And Other Affected Residents Of Batbatan Island In Her Hometown Culasi Data From The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office Pdrrmo Showed That Odette Has Damaged 10
Government urged to ensure children's welfare in 'Odette' relief, rehab efforts - Vimarsana News

Government urged to ensure children's welfare in 'Odette' relief, rehab efforts

Around 15 million learners in 35,698 schools were affected by the recent typhoon and 671 schools are being used as evacuation centers.