00:00Let's find out the situation now in DSWD despite their hearty repacking of Family Food Packs
00:07that will be distributed to those affected by Hurricane Christine.
00:10This is Denise Osorio of PTV in Balitang Pambansa Live.
00:16Now, the repacking of Family Food Packs of Department of Social Welfare and Development or DSWD
00:24for those affected by Hurricane Christine continues.
00:28Every day, raw components are continuously delivered to the food packs that will be delivered to the affected regions
00:36such as Region 5, Calabar Zone, and other places.
00:40The target is to repack 20,000 Family Food Packs.
00:44But most of the time, they are not able to do it since October 23.
00:49According to DSWD, they will not stop supplying food packs until our countrymen recover.
00:56Naomi, you can see behind me the dispatching trucks for the Family Food Packs.
01:03Others are filled with raw components such as rice, coffee, chocolate, cereals, and cans.
01:12That's the latest news from DSWD NROC in Pasay City.
01:17Denise Osorio, for PTV Manila, for Balitang Pambansa.
01:23Thank you, Denise Osorio, for PTV.
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