00:00The State of Calamity in Apayao has already been subdued due to the severe effects of the following typhoons.
00:07The Department of Trade and Industry will monitor the follow-up of businessmen to the price freeze.
00:13The details in the national news of Janice Dennis of PTV Cordillera.
00:19Due to the severe effects of the following typhoons in Apayao, the whole province has been subdued in the State of Calamity.
00:28According to the Apayao PDRRMO, more than 19 million pesos were lost in the agriculture sector and more than 65 million pesos in the lifeline utilities.
00:40More than 11 million pesos were lost in the educational, health and social welfare facilities in the province.
00:4866 houses were totally damaged and more than 5,000 houses were partially damaged.
00:54From the 90 million pesos Calamity Fund of Apayao PLGU, 70% was already used.
01:01According to the Governor of the province, the State of Calamity needs a declaration for a quick rehabilitation of the effects of the typhoons.
01:12For us to use the quick response fund, considering that there are a lot of damages in the roads, provincial roads, houses.
01:21Our first funding for the Calamity Fund was exhausted.
01:27The Department of Trade and Industry will monitor the follow-up of businessmen to the price freeze.
01:34Retailers were warned that the prices could rise.
01:39The state of calamity is now effective.
01:55The province of Apayao is preparing again for the possible effects of the next typhoon.
02:01Apayao is part of the Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal.
02:06We are ready. Actually, yesterday, we searched the evacuation centers.
02:12We checked if they still have food.
02:15According to our mayors, we are running out of food.
02:20So, we will replenish it.
02:24Meanwhile, the Cordillera Regional Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council also led the replenishment of stockpiles in the provinces affected by the typhoon.
02:35It is also expected that there will be additional family food packs from the DSWD National Office.
02:41When you help us, you will be helped.
02:44Because of the evacuation centers, these are safe, our evacuation centers.
02:50And this is where we will bring the help.
02:53According to the latest report from the DSWD, there are almost 7,000 families
03:00or more than 20,000 people are affected by the Nica Typhoon.
03:05Seven houses were totally damaged and 143 partially damaged houses.
03:12Janice Deniz for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.
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