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  1. Davao City officials, including the Mayor and Vice Mayor, are directing disaster risk reduction and preparing for El Niño, while the DCWD ensures water supply.

Davao City Seeks Funds for Victims of Recent Fires

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The City Council of Davao City requested financial assistance from the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development for victims of two fires that occurred last month. The fires affected more than 1,100 families, destroying over 1,000 houses in total. The Department of Social Welfare and Development has provided total assistance to the affected families, valued at P23.51 million, which includes cash aid and food packs.

From sunstar.com.ph

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The request for external funding highlights the immediate need for resources to manage the aftermath of the disaster. The government's response involves significant public expenditure on shelter and relief efforts to support displaced residents.

Davao City officials are currently directing disaster risk reduction efforts and preparing for El Niño, while the Department of Social Welfare and Development ensures water supply.

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    Davao City might face increased costs for immediate shelter assistance.

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