Aid arrives in Catanduanes after Super Typhoon Pepito strikes

Aid is arriving in Catanduanes following Super Typhoon Pepito, which struck on Saturday. The Philippine government has allocated P50 million for relief efforts, with food, medical supplies, and housing materials being sent from nearby provinces. President Marcos visited the area, confirming ongoing support for displaced residents. Over 8,000 families are currently in evacuation centers, and no casualties have been reported. Local officials credit effective evacuation measures for this outcome. Sorsogon and Albay provinces are also providing assistance, including housing materials and medical teams. Albay is donating P1 million and a water filtration machine to help restore access to clean water in the affected areas.