Mga inilikas, pinagdedesisyunan kung puwedeng pauwiin ngayong may bagyo ulit

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Pahirapan na sa pagresponde, pahirapan pa sa pagdesisyon kung pauuwiin na ba ang mga inilikas dahil sa Bagyong #NikaPH. Paubos na kasi ang quick response fund ng gobyerno at may pumasok na namang bagong bagyo.

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00:00It will be difficult to respond, it will be difficult to decide if the refugees will be allowed to return home because of the Nika typhoon.

00:08The government's quick response fund is running out and a new typhoon has entered.

00:15The President's response to Ivan Mayrina's statement.

00:22The typhoon Nika and Ophel are in the Philippine Area of Responsibility today.

00:27The typhoon Nika, which hit Cagayan, Isabela, Aurora, and several provinces in the north of Luzon,

00:33and the typhoon Ophel, which continued to rise after entering the PIR earlier this morning,

00:38both hit in the same direction.

00:42The next typhoons, which are almost equally strong,

00:45will be difficult to respond to, according to President Bongbong Marcos.

00:49I don't remember seeing this many typhoons of this strength.

00:54It's possible for one to be strong and the next to be weak.

00:58But not the next to be strong.

01:01And the next to be weak.

01:03We haven't been given a week.

01:06This is one of the decisions of the Office of Civil Defense of the Cordillera Administrative Region.

01:10If the refugees are allowed to return home,

01:12then another typhoon may hit them.

01:16Those who are in the evacuation center,

01:18those who are still staying in the evacuation center,

01:22and our local DRM council is assessing

01:26if they will be allowed to return to their families

01:29because we are expecting another typhoon.

01:33In this situation, the government is spending a large amount of funds.

01:37According to the President last week,

01:39the government is spending a quick response fund.

01:42But don't worry, it will be funded again.

01:44Historically, as early as October, sometimes September,

01:47the calamity fund of the nationals and locals is running out.

01:51But the government always has a fund

01:53and we have assurance from DBM

01:56that we have sufficient funds for the next calamities

02:00until the end of December.

02:02According to the data of the Department of Budget and Management,

02:05as of October 24,

02:06there are 30 billion pesos in the quick response fund

02:09allocated to various agencies related to calamities

02:12such as DSWD, DILG, DPWH, and DOTR.

02:16More than half has already been used.

02:18But there is also the National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Fund

02:22to fill the QRF.

02:24There is also the Contingent Fund,

02:26Unprogrammed Appropriations,

02:28and Local Government Support Fund.

02:30For GMA Integrated News,

02:32Ivan Meirina, Kaputok, 24 Hours.

02:46For more UN videos visit www.un.org

Mga inilikas, pinagdedesisyunan kung puwedeng pauwiin ngayong may bagyo ulit | 24 Oras

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