Batanes, Typhoon Julian
OCD: Gov't relief efforts for typhoon-hit Batanes in full swing
The Office of Civil Defense (OCD) on Monday said it is working with various government agencies and the uniformed services to ensure maximum logistical support to the relief operations in Batanes province severely affected by Super Typhoon Julian.
PH, US forces deliver aid to typhoon-hit Batanes
The Philippine Air Force (PAF) and United States III Marine Expeditionary Force (III MEF Marines) joined forces to deliver relief supplies to Batanes, where over 14,000 people were affected by Super Typhoon #JulianPH.
Recovery from Typhoon Julian may take two months, says Batanes governor
BATANES, Philippines – After Typhoon Julian wreaked destruction in Batanes, Governor Marilou Cayco estimated it will take 60 days or two months for the province to fully recover. “Ang lagay ko doon is mga 60 days po,” Cayco told Rappler in an interview on Thursday, October 3.
Marcos gives P25M cash aid to Batanes typhoon victims
PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday said that his office would provide P25 million to the provincial government of Batanes to help in its recovery following the onslaught of Super Typhoon Julian.
PHOTO: Marcos Jr. visits Batanes in aftermath of Typhoon Julian
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visits Basco, Batanes in the aftermath of Typhoon Julian on Friday. Marcos spoke to residents affected by the typhoon before inspecting the damage to Basco Central School and distributing relief goods.
President Marcos visits Batanes, Ilocos Norte, turns over typhoon aid
President Marcos yesterday visited Batanes and Ilocos Norte, two of the areas hardest hit by Super Typhoon Julian.
Marcos to release P25M aid for Batanes amid Julian's onslaught
President Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. said Friday that his office would provide P25 million to the provincial government of Batanes to help in its recovery following the onslaught of Typhoon Julian.
Palace to release P25M for typhoon-hit residents in Batanes
Malacañang will release P25 million to help residents affected by typhoon Julian in Batanes. President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. visits Basco, Batanes on Oct. 4, 2024 to assess the impact of typhoon Julian and to lead the distribution of assistance to afected families.
Marcos pledges P25M to assist Batanes families hit by Typhoon Julian
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that his office will release P25 million to further assist families affected by Typhoon Julian in Batanes. Marcos was in Basco, Batanes on Friday for an aid distribution activity for residents who were devastated by the typhoon.
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Battered Batanes gets full govt relief response
THE Office of Civil Defense (OCD) on Monday announced that it is coordinating with various government agencies and the uniformed services to expedite relief operations aimed at supporting communities ...
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Over 600 families in Sabtang, Batanes affected by Julian receive relief goods, water from GMA Kapuso Foundation
Over 600 families on Sabtang Island, Batanes, who were affected by Super Typhoon Julian received relief goods and water from GMA Kapuso Foundation's Operation Bayanihan project, according to "24 Oras" ...
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Relief operations in Batanes underway
The Office of Civil Defense (OCD) assured on Monday that efforts from various agencies and units are underway for relief ...
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Typhoon Krathon causes severe damage to homes in Batanes, Philippines
On September 30, 2024, Ronald Alasco shared a video depicting the destruction caused by Typhoon Krathon in Batanes, ...
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US sends aircraft, personnel to assist in Batanes relief ops
The United States (US) has deployed personnel and planes in the Philippines to assist in relief operations in the province of ...
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Batanes suffered worst from ‘Julian’
The supply of electricity and potable water in the province of Batanes remain limited following the impact of super typhoon ...
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Julian initial agri damage estimated at P36.34M; Batanes bishop asks for help
The Department of Agriculture (DA) has estimated at P36.34 million the initial damage wrought by Supertyphoon Julian ...