South Cotabato Mobilizes for Cebu Earthquake Aid
The provincial government of South Cotabato quickly responded to the 6.9 magnitude earthquake that struck Cebu province Tuesday evening. Officials reported that rescue and medical responders, along with relief goods, are being dispatched to support the victims of this devastating natural disaster.
South Cotabato Gov. Reynaldo Tamayo ordered the immediate deployment of teams to provide urgent assistance. “We are committed to helping those affected by the quake,” local leaders noted, emphasizing the province’s solidarity with Cebu amid this crisis.
Deployment of Rescue and Medical Teams
According to sources, the rescue teams include trained personnel equipped to handle search and rescue operations in earthquake-hit areas. Medical responders are also being sent to offer emergency care and address health concerns for survivors. Relief goods, such as food, water, and essential supplies, are part of the aid package being delivered.
Community members said that coordination with national agencies is underway to ensure a swift and efficient response. The provincial government is closely monitoring the situation and stands ready to provide additional support as needed.
Ongoing Support and Preparedness
Officials reported that South Cotabato’s efforts are part of a broader initiative to assist regions affected by natural calamities. The province remains vigilant and prepared to extend further aid if the situation worsens or more help is requested.
Local leaders expressed their condolences to the families affected by the earthquake and reaffirmed their commitment to relief operations. “We stand united with our fellow Filipinos in Cebu during this difficult time,” community representatives said.
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