Local Government Initiates Tabang Kauban Relief Drive
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — The local government has launched the Tabang Kauban relief drive to aid Cebu province, where many residents were severely impacted by the 6.9-magnitude earthquake on September 30. Officials reported that the city will send essential non-food relief items to support those affected by the disaster.
Relief Items and Support Planned
Nick Jabagat, head of the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Department (CDRRMD), explained that the initiative aims to provide timely assistance. “We are coordinating with various agencies to gather relief goods and ensure prompt delivery,” the official noted. Community members expressed solidarity, emphasizing the importance of helping fellow Filipinos in need.
Community Response and Coordination
Local leaders noted that the Tabang Kauban relief drive reflects the spirit of bayanihan. Volunteers from Cagayan de Oro have mobilized to collect essential supplies, including hygiene kits, blankets, and other non-food items. These efforts are crucial as many families in Cebu continue to face challenges following the earthquake.
Ongoing Efforts and Future Plans
Authorities reported that the relief drive will continue in the coming weeks, with plans to monitor the situation closely and provide additional aid as necessary. The city government encourages residents to participate and support the initiative to strengthen the community response.
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