President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. Handed over 333 housing units to families in Valenzuela City impacted by recent flooding. The ceremony took place on Tuesday, with the president leading the symbolic transfer of the homes. The initiative aims to provide immediate shelter to those displaced by the disaster.
The housing units are part of a broader government effort to support communities affected by extreme weather. Officials stated that the homes are equipped with basic necessities to ensure comfort and safety. The move highlights the administration’s focus on disaster response and social welfare.
Valenzuela City, located near Manila, has faced recurring flooding due to heavy rainfall. Local authorities reported that the recent downpours caused significant damage to infrastructure and homes. The government’s intervention is seen as a step toward long-term recovery.
The event drew local leaders and residents, who expressed gratitude for the support. While the housing aid addresses immediate needs, officials emphasized the importance of continued efforts to improve flood resilience in the region.
