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(Photo courtesy of PCG) MANILA - The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Friday thanked Department of Finance (DOF) Secretary Carlos Dominguez III for approving the donation of 6,357.8 liters of unmarked fuel that were seized by the Bureau of Customs in Arayat, Pampanga in September last year. In a statement, PCG spokesperson, Commodore Armando Balilo said the donation would "significantly aid" their ongoing humanitarian and disaster response operations through "Task Force Kalinga". Balilo said PCG vessels and air assets have so far transported 1,637.3 tons of relief goods to areas heavily affected by the typhoon. "Moreover, PCG Auxiliary (PCGA) aircraft and private vessels that are part of the PCG's relief transport missions have ferried 979.6 of supplies, bringing the tally to 2,616.9 tons of transported relief goods and critical supplies to support the rehabilitation of the affected families of Typhoon Odette since 19 December 2021," he said. The areas

Davao cityPhilippines generalDavao orientalCommodore armando baliloTask force kalingaBureau of customsDepartment of financePhilippine coast guardSecretary carlos dominguezTyphoon odetteWestern visayasCentral visayasEastern visayasHoto courtesy of pcg manila the philippine coast guard on friday thanked department finance dof secretary carlos dominguez iii for approving donation 6357 8 liters of unmarked fuel that were seized by the bureau customs in arayatAmpanga in september last year ina statement