P130-M halaga ng tulong-pinansyal, ipinagkaloob ng pamahalaan sa Albay, Camarines Sur, at Naga

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00:00The government distributed P130 million for the victims of the Christine typhoon in Bicol Region.

00:08President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. assured that the government has a system to help all the victims of the typhoon.

00:16This is the national news of Clayzel Fardilla.

00:21President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. added additional aid to the victims of the Christine typhoon.

00:29P130 million was distributed for financial aid to the province of Albay, Camarinesur, and Bayan ng Naga

00:38who were severely affected by the Christine typhoon.

00:41We have a system to help all the victims. And all of that is in place.

00:48President R. Marcos Jr. sent aid from Metro Manila to Bicol Region using the C-130.

00:56It is a satellite to have a communication line, generator set, and water filtration

01:01that will temporarily supply electricity and clean water.

01:05Toneto also delivered processed meat products and 1,000 boxes of canned goods from private companies.

01:12In addition to this, 1,000 food packs and hygiene kits were distributed by the Department of Social Welfare and Development.

01:18National Food Authority sent four truckloads of rice to the victims of the typhoon.

01:24President R. Marcos Jr. promised to provide the most necessary aid to the victims of the calamity

01:30and to continue the rescue operation for those who were trapped in floods and landslides.

01:34There are other places that are still being rescued.

01:38But of course, those in the evacuation centers that are being given relief goods,

01:44cash benefits have already started to be given so that the people can go home.

01:54When they go home, they have money for their needs.

01:59But we will continue to provide them with food packs until they can cook for themselves.

02:09The President also ordered the addition of medical teams to Bicol.

02:13Public hospitals in Nagas City are still open, but most of them are deployed in evacuation centers.

02:21The government assured that the supply of medicines is enough.

02:24So for the medical concerns, it's usually the medicines that we have to look up.

02:33First, the prophylaxis for the leptospirosis and all of the other diseases that come with the flooding.

02:44Hygiene kits, same thing. We have enough. We have enough supply.

02:51The health department promised to give P142 million pesos in medical aid to the victims of the typhoon.

02:59Reporting from PTV, Kalay Zalpordilla, Balitang Pambansa.

03:05The humanitarian assistance provided by the Department of Social Welfare and Development continues for the victims of Hurricane Christine.

03:14According to the DSWD, more than P327 million pesos of aid has been distributed to different regions of the country.

03:23Currently, more than 1.7 million families are affected by the typhoon from 10,222 barangays.

03:31According to the DSWD, more than P237 million pesos of aid has been distributed for food and non-food items,

03:46and more than P203 million pesos of standby funds.

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