Informal settlers displaced by floods to be relocated this week—Binay:
MANILA, Philippines –Vice President Jejomar Binay on Tuesday announced that informal settler families who were affected by the flooding caused by the southwest monsoon rains could be relocated to available resettlement areas within the week pending the construction of medium-rise buildings, or MRBs and permanent new settlements.
In a statement, Binay said the breakdown of the distribution of the 5,363 affected families identified by the National Housing Authority (NHA) are as follows: 150 families in Litex in Quezon City; 2,400 in Manggahan, Pasig; 1,500 in Navotas; 970 in Manila (Happyland, Tondo, Nagtahan, and Isla Puting Bato); 200 in Malabon; 75 in San Juan; and 68 in Mandal...
Keep on reading: Informal settlers displaced by floods to be relocated this week—Binay
MANILA, Philippines –Vice President Jejomar Binay on Tuesday announced that informal settler families who were affected by the flooding caused by the southwest monsoon rains could be relocated to available resettlement areas within the week pending the construction of medium-rise buildings, or MRBs and permanent new settlements.
In a statement, Binay said the breakdown of the distribution of the 5,363 affected families identified by the National Housing Authority (NHA) are as follows: 150 families in Litex in Quezon City; 2,400 in Manggahan, Pasig; 1,500 in Navotas; 970 in Manila (Happyland, Tondo, Nagtahan, and Isla Puting Bato); 200 in Malabon; 75 in San Juan; and 68 in Mandal...
Keep on reading: Informal settlers displaced by floods to be relocated this week—Binay
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