Pamahalaan, mahigpit na nakatutok sa naging epekto ng magkakasunod na bagyong tumama sa bansa

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00:00In the Philippines, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. promised that the entire support of the government is ready

00:05so that the places and our fellow countrymen can recover from the next typhoon.

00:11Benji Durango is in the details.

00:16We are now monitoring what's happening.

00:20The government is all hands on deck to monitor the effects of the next typhoon Christine, Leon, Marse, and the after typhoon Nika.

00:27But even though the Philippine area of responsibility for the after typhoon Nika has not yet been released,

00:32there are already two typhoons monitoring the area.

00:35The problem is there is another one that's now 3,000 plus kilometers off the coast of Luzon.

00:44And that promises to be a stronger one.

00:49So we just have to continue to prepare.

00:54President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said that all typhoons that will enter the country must be prepared before the rehabilitation can begin.

01:02It becomes a little complicated because when generally speaking,

01:06whenever we have a typhoon, we say, this is what's damaged, this is what needs to be done.

01:11Let's fix all of that first.

01:13Now, we say, let's think about it.

01:17Because if we fix it, then the next typhoon will destroy it again,

01:22what we did was just a waste, so we need to plan.

01:25The President is sure that the government is prepared to help the people affected by the typhoon.

01:30But the people need electricity, food supply, water, and they need to fix their homes.

01:37So this is the balance that we are, this is the tightrope that we are trying to navigate.

01:44The President admitted that this is the first time the country has experienced this.

01:48I don't remember, I've been around for a long time, I don't remember seeing this many times of this strength.

01:56It's possible for one to be strong and another to be weak.

02:01But it's not about being strong and weak.

02:04It's about being strong and weak.

02:05We haven't been given a week.

02:07What he is assuring is that there will be no leaving, even if calamity strikes us.

02:12And the national government will come in as soon as we can.

02:15In fact, we're already there, and they are just waiting for the storm to allow them to get to work.

02:21But some people are already working in terms of clearing the roads.

02:26Even if there's a storm, even if there's a strong wind, they are still outside.

02:30The President appealed to follow the advice of the national and local government.

02:35Try to stay safe.

02:37So everyone, please listen to your local government and authorities who tell you what to do.

02:46As soon as the national government can come in, we will come in.

02:50Your local government is there, is ready to be the first responders as they always are.

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