Cordillera at Ilocos Norte, nakaalerto din sa epekto ng Bagyong #OfelPH

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Cordillera at Ilocos Norte, nakaalerto din sa epekto ng Bagyong #OfelPH;

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00:00The local government unit in Cordillera was well-prepared in the face of the impact of the Super Typhoon Ophel.

00:08The Cordillera Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council received a red alert status due to the threat of the so-called typhoon.

00:15The DSWD Cordillera continues to provide Family Food Packs to families severely affected by the typhoon.

00:23At the same time, the agency added the supply of Family Food Packs to their warehouses.

00:29According to the DSWD-CAR, more than 6,000 families were affected in Cordillera due to the Typhoon Nika, which was also affected by the Typhoon Ophel.

00:39Most of them were in the provinces of Abra, Apayaw, Calinga, and Ifugao.

00:44The agency continued to monitor the province of Apayaw, which was submerged in a state of calamity due to the impact of the Typhoon Nika.

00:53Signal number 3, some parts of the province.

00:56So now, we are finishing the affected people in Marseilles.

01:01Our distribution of food packs is ongoing and at the same time, it is also ongoing.

01:06While we are serving the affected people of Marseilles, we are also serving the affected people of Nika.

01:13That is our current situation.

01:16Before the Typhoon Ophel hit, the DSWD sent free Wi-Fi access and charging stations

01:22to Santa Marcela and Flora Apayaw for the residents to use.

01:27According to DSWD-CAR Regional Director Maria Katbagan-Aplaten,

01:31the Family Food Packs for the region and the Stand-by Fund of P3 million are sufficient.

01:37When it comes to disaster, our central office is giving to our Secretary-General, Rex Gatchalian,

01:47that there is a sufficient budget for disaster.

01:51Because we all know that the Philippines is in a typhoon belt.

01:55According to Apayaw Governor Ilias Bulot Jr., their calamity fund has been depleted.

02:00That's why they are relying on the calamity fund of the municipalities and the help from the DSWD.

02:06We have already northed the evacuation centers.

02:09We checked if they still have food.

02:12According to our mayors, the preposition is running out.

02:17So we will replenish it.

02:20In Baguio City, the authorities are continuously monitoring the landslide-prone areas

02:25to immediately carry out the pre-emptive evacuation of the residents.

02:30The 60 million calamity fund of the city is also sufficient for the needs of those who may be affected by the typhoon.

02:38What the City Government of Baguio will do...

02:40Actually, the initiative of our DREAM Council, chaired by our Mayor, Sir Benji Magalong,

02:47is that we will provide assistance to those affected by the previous typhoons.

02:52Meanwhile, in Ilocos Norte, which is located at signal number 3,

02:56the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office assured

03:00that food packs have been prepositioned to the affected municipalities in the aftermath of the Ophel typhoon.

03:06According to PDRRMO Marcel Tabihe, their quick response fund has been depleted due to the effects of the previous typhoons.

03:15But the President immediately added this to his visit to the province.

03:19Currently, their calamity fund is worth P150 million, which will be used for the effects of the previous typhoon

03:26and possible effects of the Ophel typhoon.

03:29Before the previous typhoons, Governor Matthew J. Marcos Manot, our beloved Governor,

03:34already instructed the Social Welfare Office to preposition.

03:39There are people who are making warnings.

03:41That's why we are also taking precautions for the fishermen who are going to venture out to Sina

03:47and to secure their bunkers on higher ground.

03:50In Northern Township, which is the nearest to the back of Ophel,

03:57there is an intent to moderate the heavy rainfall.

04:01Christine Bornolya Sabaway for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

Cordillera at Ilocos Norte, nakaalerto din sa epekto ng Bagyong #OfelPH

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