President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. assured the provincial government of Albay and affected local government units (LGUs) of quick help from different national government agencies amid the continuing unrest of the Mayon Volcano. ManilaBulletin
PRESIDENT Marcos visits Albay to check the situation of residents amid the Mayon Volcano unrest. With him is Albay Gov. Edcel Grex Lagman .
“Let us be prepared to take as much of the load as soon as possible off of the local government units para naman mayroon silang – malay natin magkabagyo pa, may mangyari pa, para mayroon silang reserba pa. Hindi natin uubusin ‘yung kanilang quick response fund ," Marcos said during a situation briefing on the Mayon Volcano unrest at the Albay Astrodome.
He also said the agency is already preparing the assistance package requested by the provincial government of Albay for the evacuees. "We are also in the process of providing alternative livelihood for our evacuees like rabbit breading and vegetable planting in different evacuees centers to ensure that even though they are not in their farms there still have a livelihood. We are monitoring the situation in different areas," Tornilla said.
"Delivered assorted medicines and facemasks in evacuation centers, we have implemented intensified surveillance system. We have 97 consultations in different evacuation centers. Conducted water quality monitoring of water sources," DOH-5 Regional Director Ernie Vera said. Sadsad said they will be using temporary learning shelters that will be set up in different evacuation centers to ensure the continuity of schooling of learners.
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