Special Care for Elderly, PWDs Urged Amid Super El Niño
A Quezon City councilor has called for special care for senior citizens and persons with disabilities (PWDs) in anticipation of drought from the Super El Niño phenomenon, urging residents and barangay officials to prepare for the effects.
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