Marcos' 'hands-on approach' hailed as country reels from 'Carina'
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- House Speaker Martin Romualdez couldn't help but give props to President Marcos for his "hands-on approach" to tackling the challenges caused by Typhoon "Carina".
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. (left), House Speaker Martin Romualdez (MANILA BULLETIN, Speaker’s office)
House Speaker Martin Romualdez couldn't help but give props to President Marcos for his "hands-on approach" to tackling the challenges caused by Typhoon "Carina".
“The President’s hands-on approach highlights the administration’s commitment to disaster response and resilience, ensuring that no Filipino is left behind in times of crisis,” Romualdez said in a statement Wednesday afternoon, July 24.
The House leader noted that Marcos personally went to the office of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) to monitor the typhoon-affected areas and coordinate efforts to provide timely and effective relief.
Many in the National Capital Region (NCR) were roused from their sleep early Wednesday morning by fast-rising floodwater.
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Parts of Northern and Central Luzon were also heavily affected by Carina.
With some 20,000 food packs in tow, the Speaker’s office along with Tingog Party-list launched on Wednesday afternoon a relief operation for the flood victims.