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CLEARING. Soldiers work to clear roads in Maasin City from uprooted trees after the onslaught of Typhoon Odette on Dec. 16, 2021. The Philippine Army will not hold holiday parties to concentrate its effort on the post-typhoon response. (Photo courtesy of Philippine Army) TACLOBAN CITY - The Philippine Army's 8th Infantry Division has canceled Christmas get-together activities to concentrate its resources on the recovery of areas ravaged by Typhoon Odette. Division commander, Maj. Gen. Edgardo de Leon, said government forces will provide manpower, sea, air, and land transportation to help in the collection, transport, and distribution of donations for the typhoon-hit province. "Earlier, our higher headquarters directed us to abstain from holding unit Christmas parties due to the pandemic. As we now send our troops to help in relief operations to areas affected by Typhoon Odette, the food and other resources we originally set aside for (the) Christmas party will instead be repur

Ryan layugOffice of civil defensePhilippine armyInfantry divisionEdgardo de leonTyphoon odetteArmed forcesNew yearCivil defenseRegional disasterRisk reduction managementClearing soldiers work to clear roads in maasin city from uprooted trees after the onslaught of typhoon odette on dec 16021 the philippine army will not hold holiday parties to concentrate its effort on post typhoon response photo courtesy of tacloban city 39s 8th infantry division has canceled christmas get together activities resources recovery areas ravaged by odette commanderMaj gen edgardo de leonAid government forces will provide manpowerNd land transportation to help in the collection