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Published 1 month ago • La Castellana, Philippines • Updated 1 month ago

Task Force Kanlaon seeks P1B for evacuation centers with decent classrooms

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NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, Philippines – The Task Force Kanlaon on Monday, February 24, asked P1 billion from the national government to build permanent evacuation centers with enough decent classrooms in Negros Occidental and Negros Oriental, as authorities faced an education crisis caused by the Kanlaon Volcano eruptions. The call for more funding came days after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited 1,500 evacuees in La Carlota City on Friday, Febru…

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Task Force Kanlaon seeks P1B for evacuation centers with decent classrooms

NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, Philippines – The Task Force Kanlaon on Monday, February 24, asked P1 billion from the national government to build permanent evacuation centers with enough decent classrooms in Negros Occidental and Negros Oriental, as authorities faced an education crisis caused by the Kanlaon Volcano eruptions. The call for more funding came days after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited 1,500 evacuees in La Carlota City on Friday, Febru…

1 month ago·Philippines

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Rappler broke the news in Philippines 1 month ago on Wednesday, February 26, 2025.

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