300 fire victims in Bulacan get P1.5M aid | Inquirer News

300 fire victims in Bulacan get P1.5M aid

By: - Correspondent / @inquirerdotnet
/ 11:59 AM January 21, 2022

A two-hour fire on Jan. 20 destroyed at least 50 houses at Villarica-Tabing Ilog compound in Barangay Poblacion, Sta. Maria town, Bulacan province. (Photo by Carmela Reyes-Estrope)

STA. MARIA, Bulacan—At least 68 families or 300 individuals in this town received Thursday, Jan. 20, a total of about P1.5 million worth of assistance from the provincial government of Bulacan after a fire destroyed their houses the previous day.

The fire victims at Villarica-Tabing Ilog compound in Barangay Poblacion were given emergency kits, blankets, beddings, and sacks of rice, said Gov. Daniel Fernando.

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Fernando also ordered the immediate release of P10,000 housing assistance to all the affected residents. He also distributed P5,000 personal emergency cash aid.

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The two-hour fire that started about 3 p.m. Wednesday razed about 50 houses.

Bureau of Fire Protection investigators had yet to determine the cause of the fire. INQ

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A two-hour fire on Jan. 20 destroyed at least 50 houses at Villarica-Tabing Ilog compound in Barangay Poblacion, Sta. Maria town, Bulacan province. (Photo by Carmela Reyes-Estrope)

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