Malacañang Assures Sufficient Funds for Mindanao Earthquake Response
Malacañang assured the public that sufficient funds are available for rescue, recovery, and impact mitigation following a magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Mindanao. President Marcos Jr. opted not to visit the affected areas immediately, prioritizing the focus of agencies on disaster response.
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