00:00DSWD Relief Goods also helped in repacking the beneficiaries of the TUPAD program of DOLE or Department of Labor and Employment,
00:10Janna Pineda of PIA, National Capital Region, in the news for the country.
00:18More than 40 beneficiaries of TUPAD helped in repacking the family food packs of the Department of Social Welfare and Development
00:26at the National Resource Operations Center in Pasay City.
00:29Those included in the TUPAD program are workers who were given cash for work
00:34or emergency employment opportunities under the Department of Labor and Employment
00:39to help find a livelihood for our disadvantaged or displaced workers.
00:43The goal of this program is to provide a livelihood to workers in the informal sector
00:49while providing support to the implemented programs of the government
00:54such as relief operations for those affected by the typhoon.
00:58The fatigue and difficulty in repacking relief goods for Dang Aroque,
01:03one of the beneficiaries of TUPAD, is not insignificant because they are happy to help those affected by the typhoon.
01:10Meanwhile, DSWD assured that their stock of relief supplies remains sufficient
01:16to meet the needs of the families affected by the calamity.
01:21Not only the beneficiaries of TUPAD are helping in repacking relief goods at the National Resource Operations Center of DSWD.
01:30Some of the members of the Bureau of Fire Protection are also here.
01:34According to the agency, they are continuously monitoring the situation in the affected areas
01:39to provide immediate assistance to the families affected by the typhoon.
01:45From the Philippine Information Agency, National Capital Region, Janna Pineda, for Balitang Pambansa.
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