Pres. Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., pinangunahan ang pamamahagi ng walong housing projects sa ilalim ng Yolanda Permanent Housing Program

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00:00President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. led the turnover of 8 housing projects under the Yolanda Permanent Housing Program.

00:08The details are in the national news of Kenneth Paciente of PTV Manila.

00:15It's too dangerous. We thought that we won't be able to survive.

00:22It's still saddening for Josefina that she experienced the super typhoon Yolanda in 2013.

00:28The challenge that she faced did not end when the typhoon stopped.

00:32Because after her house and property were destroyed,

00:35life for her and her family did not become easier.

00:38Josefina is just one of thousands of people who experienced the typhoon Yolanda.

00:43So to help them recover,

00:45President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. led the turnover of 8 housing projects under the Yolanda Permanent Housing Program

00:54by the National Housing Authority.

00:56He distributed the symbolic key that reflects the 3,570 housing units

01:02in the 8 projects that were built in Leyte, Samar, and Maguing in Biliran.

01:06According to the President, this is a way for the government to give back to the victims of the typhoon.

01:12In the new Philippines, we hope that you will be successful.

01:17Not only for yourselves, but also for the future of our future generations.

01:25Let us all...

01:30Let us all take care of these houses

01:34that will serve as the foundation of a stronger community and a brighter future.

01:42The Executive Board also promised that as part of the government's efforts,

01:46it will be able to build disaster-resilient types of houses

01:50to be prepared for the stronger calamities that will be followed by climate change.

01:55At the same time, the Executive Board also promised to strengthen flood mitigation projects.

02:01There is a flood mitigation project here in Leyte.

02:04This is the Leyte Tide Embankment Project

02:08that will be able to provide protection against the strong waves

02:12to the communities near the sea.

02:15More than half of this project has been completed.

02:20I hope that in the near future, this project will also be completed by the DPWH,

02:26or the Department of Public Works and Highways.

02:29Throughout the country, we pay attention to ensuring that all flood control projects

02:37are properly designed so that they can withstand the frequent rains and floods.

02:45The area of each housing unit is estimated at 22 square meters to 28.6 square meters.

02:52They will also not pay for amortization.

02:55The NHA also assured that these housing projects will be built in safe areas.

03:00The President also assured that the government is currently working on the first housing projects

03:05to accommodate beneficiaries.

03:08The houses we built are substandard.

03:12They lack electricity, water, and roads.

03:16They are too far away.

03:18That is why they were not used much.

03:20But what we did is that we gave a little more funds

03:26so that the NHAs that were built first, which were technically substandard,

03:32can now be used.

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