The Provincial Government of Davao Oriental has expanded its Alalay para sa Mas Luwas ug Andam na Barangay (Alab) program to benefit approximately 5,385 families in several municipalities. The program aims to enhance disaster preparedness among residents through education and information campaigns on managing risks before, during, and after calamities.
THE Provincial Government of Davao Oriental expanded its Alalay para sa Mas Luwas ug Andam na Barangay program to benefit approximately 5,385 families, continuing its efforts to enhance disaster preparedness among residents.Families from Cabasagan and Siajay in the Municipality of Boston, as well as San Alfonso and Taytayan in Cateel, participated in the program on Saturday, January 11, 2025.
Davao Oriental Governor Niño Uy highlighted the importance of equipping residents with knowledge to prepare for natural disasters. He emphasized that the program prioritizes the welfare of the people and expressed hope for its continuity under future administrations.“Kanunay natong giuna ang kaayohan sa atong katawhan sa matag programa nga atong ginapatuman. Kanunay una ang interes sa atong katawhan mao nga kining Alab gisugdan nato pinaagi sa paglabas sa Executive Order No.
Disaster Preparedness DISASTER PREPAREDNESS COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT DAVAO ORIENTAL RESILIENCE
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