“The AFP has existing policies governing the distribution of financial assistance to casualties before the Siege of Marawi. But the fund at issue is not an allocation to the AFP budget; it is from accumulated cash donations from benevolent individuals when the Marawi conflict broke out. The amounts received were on account of the wounds incurred, the length of stay in the hospital, ad the amount available at the time. The amount of donations started from zero and gradually accumulated. The recipients of 80,000 and 90,000 sustained the most serious injuries since they were confined longer in the hospital at the time that donations had reached its peak.”
- BGEN EDGARD A AREVALO AFP
Spokesperson, AFP
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