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President Marcos ordered an intensified collaboration between the national government and Local Government Units to ensure the prompt delivery of aid to residents affected by the drought.
In turn, the national government is committed to providing comprehensive assistance to address these needs swiftly. “Our coordination is really good. That’s the most important thing because all the supplies, food packs, and aid are already there,” President Marcos said.“But we need to reach out to those who really need it, not just those near the population centers, but everyone, especially those in far-flung areas we really need to help,” he added.
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