REHAB EFFORTS. The Pamayandeg Sa Ranaohousing for residents displaced by the Marawi City 2017 siege is near full completion at Dansalan Phase 1 and 2 in Barangay Kilala in this undated photo. The construction is a collaboration between the National Housing Authority and United Nations Habitat settlement program. (Photo courtesy of TFBM) MANILA - The Senate's approval of the Marawi Compensation Bill is a huge boost to the recovery efforts of the Lanao del Sur city devastated by the 2017 siege Senate Bill 2420, or the Marawi Siege Victims Compensation Act, aims to provide compensation for the loss or destruction of private properties brought about by the five-month battle between government forces and Daesh-inspired terrorists. Task Force Bangon Marawi (TFBM) Chair and Housing Secretary Eduardo Del Rosario lauded the measure in a statement issued Monday night following the Senate's 23-0 vote. "The Task Force Bangon Marawi welcomes the Senate's approval of the Marawi Comp
Senator Christopher “Bong” Go on Monday renewed his push for the immediate passage of Senate Bill No. 2420, or the proposed Marawi Siege Victims Compensation Act which is expected to fast track the rehabilitation and recovery of the city and its people. The Senate approved the measure on second
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