Luzon

The Department of Social Welfare and Development provides cash aid worth PHP34.6 million to typhoon victims, assuring residents they won’t go hungry.

A state of calamity was declared in Pangasinan due to Typhoon Egay and the southwest monsoon, urging the government to provide aid.

Public consultations are underway for potential wage adjustment in Central Luzon, giving stakeholders to voice concerns and contribute to decision-making.

Senator Imee Marcos ensures education for storm-affected students and offers PHP15,000 in assistance to farmers and fishermen.

The Department of Labor and Employment allocates over PHP100 million to provide employment and support to 25,000 residents affected by Super Typhoon Egay in Ilocos Region.

The Department of Agriculture advises Calabarzon farmers to test soil quality for higher crop yield and food security.

Cagayan Province was hit hard by Typhoon Egay as officials allocate Php52-million funds for disaster rehabilitation and relief operations.

Marikina City Government distributes shoe vouchers to coaches and officials to support national sports programs and young Filipino athletes.

Relief efforts intensified in flood-hit Central Luzon as government agencies and local units distributed aid to affected families.

Senator Bong Go inaugurates state-of-the-art healthcare facilities in Quezon City, improving access to high-quality medical services for all Filipinos.