Duterte: Climate change to blame for severe typhoons
“Ang problema, whether we accept it or not, is climate change,” he said in a meeting with Cabinet officials in Tuguegarao.
“Ang problema, whether we accept it or not, is climate change,” he said in a meeting with Cabinet officials in Tuguegarao.
The anti-insurgency task force has a proposed P19-billion budget for 2021.
The officials may be slapped with charges for dereliction of duty, gross negligence and/or violation of the DILG memorandum requiring 100-percent presence of local chief executives before, during and after typhoon onslaughts.
The DepEd also reported that 869 schools or 4,367 classrooms nationwide were used as evacuation centers.
In a meeting with President Rodrigo Duterte and other Cabinet members, Public Works Secretary Mark Villar revealed that the Bicol Region was dealt with the biggest infrastructure blow, recording P4.5 billion in damage.