Cabinet Secretaries Visit Davao Occidental Town Hit by Calamities, Pledge Aid
Following a series of natural calamities in Jose Abad Santos town, Davao Occidental, several cabinet secretaries visited the affected areas. They assessed damage to educational facilities and infrastructure, pledging support to residents. Frequent landslides and flash floods due to heavy rainfall highlight the urgent need for recovery and preventative measures.
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