Relief for Tino victims goes on

The St. Therese Diocesan Shrine of the Diocese of Naval, in partnership with the volunteers of director Lino Cayetano, the Salinas City CA-Cebu City Sisterhood International, the Manang Inday Foundation, and R2 Builders, continued its large-scale relief operations for families severely affected by Typhoon Tino.

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Nearly 10,000 packs of relief goods, each containing five kilos of rice, bottled water, and other essential supplies, were distributed during an activity held at Bohemian Casili in Consolacion, Cebu.

Rey Martinez, who led the distribution of relief goods said that beneficiaries came from the towns of Liloan and Consolacion, as well as Cebu City and Talisay City.

A representative from the Office of the Mayor of Salinas City, California, also met with Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival to push for the reactivation of the longstanding Salinas City-Cebu City sister city agreement, aimed at fostering exchanges in agriculture, culture, innovation, and technology.

Meanwhile, Pwersa ng Pilipinong Pandagat (PPP) Partylist Rep. Harold Duterte spearheaded a humanitarian outreach across Danao City, distributing 1,000 food packs to local fisherfolk and their families.

The first stop was Barangay Maslog, where Duterte met with fisherfolk leader Noel Morales and his group. Duterte lauded their contributions to the local food supply and reaffirmed PPP's commitment to uplifting small-scale fisherfolk nationwide.