From the Philippine Navy Website (Dec 29): Navy to Assist in Pablo Victims Rehabilitation
A Philippine Navy assessment team to ongoing relief and rehabilitation phases of
its disaster response operations (DRO) in the coastal towns of Davao Oriental
made on Christmas Day a DRO assessment of its relief and rehabilitation
operations there to determine basic needs of most importance for the victims of
Typhoon Pablo.
Headed by Philippine Navy (PN) Flag Officer In Command,
Vice Admiral Jose Luis M Alano, the assessment team made its way through the
three coastal towns of Cateel, Boston and Banganga to determine what the victims
needed most. Following the assessment made on December 25, 2012, the teams
together with the provincial government of Davao Oriental under Gov. Corazon
Malanyaon, identified shelter as the basic need of most importance especially
during the transfer from relief phase to rehabilitation phase of the
DRO.
Currently, the PN Command Team in Manila has organized a
Multi-Purpose Hall construction project in the said area with funds generated
from donations and funds from cancelled Navy holiday celebrations to procure
building materials for the project while construction services will come from
the Naval Construction Brigade. Naval Forces eastern Mindanao in coordination
with the DSWD and Davao Oriental Provincial Government has yet to identify the
area among the 3 coastal towns which is initially in most need of the
multi-purpose hall. Other multi-purpose hall are planned for construction in
other areas depending on the need of other areas and on funds from Navy-wide
donations from concerned private and public donors.
On the other hand,
Navy relief operations continue in coordination with other agencies and
organizations while the rehab project will be completed by the setup of 423
shelter boxes recently donated by Shelter Box Philippines and brought to Davao
via Navy transport ship BRP Laguna. The 3 coastal towns became the main areas of
focus of the PN being the areas that are most accessible by Navy floating
assets.
http://www.navy.mil.ph/news.php?news_id=809&home=1
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