Humanitarian Relief Efforts in Bulacan, Philippines - Thousands of Displaced Families Receive Aid
A massive flood in Bulacan, Philippines, has left thousands displaced, prompting a humanitarian relief mission led by the 2nd Air Force Wing Reserve (2nd AFWR). Over 7,500 individuals, who were forced to evacuate their homes, received aid at Calumpit National High School and other designated evacuation centers. The relief efforts, spearheaded by Lt. Col. Mikee Romero, have been ongoing, with a focus on providing food, basic necessities, and medical supplies to those in need.
Key Takeaways:
- The 2nd AFWR, led by Lt. Col. Mikee Romero, has been conducting humanitarian relief efforts in Bulacan, providing aid to over 7,500 displaced individuals.
- The relief mission has been ongoing, with a focus on distributing food, basic necessities, and medical supplies to those affected by the flood.
- The efforts have been coordinated with local government officials, including Mayor Glorime 'Lyn' Faustino of Calumpit and Mayor of Hagonoy, who have expressed gratitude for the logistical support and welfare services provided.
- Medicines and medical supplies are still urgently needed, and efforts are underway to source and distribute them to evacuation centers.
- The relief efforts are being led by the 2nd AFWR in partnership with its Bulacan Air Force Command Post (ACP), headed by Reservist Major Rolando Rodolfo.
Statistics:
- Over 7,500 individuals have been displaced due to the massive flooding in Bulacan.
- 1,500 families were evacuated from Calumpit and 300 families from Hagonoy.
- The relief efforts have been conducted using two Air Force 6x6 trucks.
- Medicines and medical supplies are still urgently needed, with efforts underway to source and distribute them.
- The relief efforts have been coordinated with local government officials and government agencies.
Sources:
- Manila -- Thousands of displaced families in Bulacan received aid on Thursday, July 24, after a humanitarian relief mission was held by the 2nd Air Force Wing Reserve (2nd AFWR).