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Moises Padilla residents seek safer ground

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN A total of 21 families, composed of 109 individuals, sought safer ground after cracks were noticed to have been expanding at the

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Disaster mitigation programs gain spotlight online after north Luzon quake

After a magnitude 7.0 earthquake jolted parts of Northern Luzon on Wednesday, some Filipinos raised awareness on Project NOAH, a disaster prevention and

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Senate forms TWG for PHL Rise Development Authority

SENATORS on Tuesday moved to create a technical working group (TWG) tasked to craft an enabling law creating the Philippine Rise Development Authority that will oversee research and exploration at the country’s remote territory, formerly called Benham Rise. Senator Imee Marcos, presiding over a committee hearing, affirmed the need to form…

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P22-M housing units turned over to Kidapawan quake victims

DECENT HOUSES. The 77 housing units turned over Tuesday (March 8, 2022) to families severely affected by the series of earthquakes that hit Kidapawan City and the rest of North Cotabato in 2019. The beneficiaries are families living in landslide-prone areas of the city as declared by the Mines and Geosciences Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. (Photo courtesy of Kidapawan CIO) KIDAPAWAN CITY, North Cotabato - The National Housing Authority (NHA) and the city government jointly turned over Tuesday the PHP22.2 million worth of housing units to families here displaced by the series of quakes that hit the province in 2019. Zenaida M. Cabiles, NHA-Soccsksargen manager, together with the city housing board and NHA-North Cotabato, led the turnover of 77 housing units in a simple ceremony at the projects site in Sitio Sumayahaon, Barangay Perez. The NHA and the Office of Civil Defense spent PHP289,000 for each housing unit, while the city shouldered the procurement

North cotabatoSitio sumayahaonBarangay perezNha north cotabatoJosepha evangelistaZenaidam cabilesGeosciences bureau of the department environmentNational housing authorityOffice of civil defenseCivil defenseGeosciences bureauMayor josephSitios lapanDecent houses the 77 housing units turned over tuesday march 8022 to families severely affected by the series of earthquakes that hit kidapawan city and rest north cotabato in 2019 beneficiaries are living landslide prone areas as declared mines geosciences bureau department environment natural resources photo courtesy cioOrth cotabato the national housing authority nha and city government jointly turned over tuesday php22 2 million worth of units to families here displaced by series quakes that hit province in 2019 zenaidam cabiles

117 Kidapawan families displaced by 2019 quake get new houses

DECENT HOUSES. The aerial view of the relocation site for 2019 quake-stricken families in Barangay Ilomavis, Kidapawan City. A total of 117 families received their new housing units in the village on Thursday (Oct. 7) that were funded through the National Housing Authority. (Photo courtesy of Kidapawan LGU) KIDAPAWAN CITY, North Cotabato - The city government, in partnership with the National Housing Authority (NHA), turned over Thursday the PHP 36.6-million housing project to 117 families displaced by the 2019 earthquake in Barangay Ilomavis here. The project comprised of 117 newly-built housing units for Puroks 3 and 4 of Barangay Ilomavis, both declared hazardous and landslide-prone areas based on the assessment by the Mines and Geosciences Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. "We swiftly requested and started the project two months after the 6.6 magnitude quake that shook the locality in October 2019 and forced these people to evacuate," Mayor Jo

North cotabatoDavao cityKidapawan cityBarangay ilomavisJoseph evangelistaJimmy mantawilGeosciences bureau of the department environmentNational housing authorityGeosciences bureauDavao del surDecent houses the aerial view of relocation site for 2019 quake stricken families in barangay ilomavisIdapawan citya total of 117 families received their new housing units in the village on thursday oct 7 that were funded through national authority photo courtesy kidapawan lgu cityOrth cotabato the city governmentN partnership with the national housing authority nhaUrned over thursday the php 36 6 million housing project to 117 families displaced by 2019 earthquake in barangay ilomavis here comprised of newly built units for puroks 3 and 4Oth declared hazardous and landslide prone areas based on the assessment by mines geosciences bureau of department environment natural resources quot we swiftly requested started project two months after 6 magnitude quake that shook locality in october 2019 forced these people to evacuate

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