Starting Overa Man Sifts Through The Rubble Of His Typhoon Odette Destroyed House In Bindoy News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

STARTING OVER. A man sifts through the rubble of his Typhoon Odette-destroyed house in Bindoy, Negros Oriental on Christmas Eve. The Department of Trade and Industry on Friday (Dec. 31, 2021) provided livelihood kits to affected micro, small, and medium enterprises. (Photo courtesy of Cil Flores) DUMAGUETE CITY - The first batch of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Negros Oriental whose sources of income were devastated by Typhoon Odette received livelihood aid from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) on Friday. DTI provincial director Nimfa Virtucio told the Philippine News Agency in an interview that the "Bangon Negosyo (Business Recovery)" kits are worth more than PHP1.1 million, simultaneously turned over in La Libertad and Bais City. Each livelihood kit is worth PHP8,000 and comes in the form of a Land Bank of the Philippines cash card that the beneficiary can use to purchase goods from DTI-accredited storesto help themrevive or rebuild their lost bu ....

Negros Oriental , Bais City , La Libertad , Zamboanga Del Norte , Bangon Negosyo , Nimfa Virtucio , Negosyo Centers , Negosyo Center , Philippine News Agency , Land Bank , Management Office , Typhoon Odette , Business Recovery , Guihulngan City , Negosyo Serbisyo , Disaster Risk Reduction , Starting Overa Man Sifts Through The Rubble Of His Typhoon Odette Destroyed House In Bindoy , Egros Oriental On Christmas Eve The Department Of Trade And Industry Friday Dec 31 , 021 Provided Livelihood Kits To Affected Micro , Nd Medium Enterprises Photo Courtesy Of Cil Flores Dumaguete City The First Batch Micro , Nd Medium Enterprises Msmes In Negros Oriental Whose Sources Of Income Were Devastated By Typhoon Odette Received Livelihood Aid From The Department Trade And Industry Dti On Friday Provincial Director Nimfa Virtucio Told Philippine News Agency An Interview That Quot Bangon Negosyo Business Recovery Kits Are Worth More Than Php1 1 Million , Imultaneously Turned Over In La Libertad And Bais City Each Livelihood Kit Is Worth Php8 , 000 And Comes In The Form Ofa Land Bank Of Philippines Cash Card That Beneficiary Can Use To Purchase Goods From Dti Accredited Storesto Help Themrevive Or Rebuild Their Lost Businesses , Uch As Sari Retail Stores Quot The Recipients Whose Businesses Were Destroyed By Typhoon Identified Barangay And Local Government Unit Lgu Officials Validated Dti Prior To Receiving Assistance From Us , Uot Virtucio Said In Mixed English And Cebuano The Beneficiaries Were From La Libertad , 4 Guihulngan City ,