DAVAO DEL NORTE, November 25 (PIA) - - I am sorry; wala moy
bayranan. (You will have no fees).
Deafening claps and roar filled the open tent at the New
Bataan Resettlement Project 1, Brgy. San Roque, New Bataan as Task Force Pablo
Chief, Sec. Jose Rene Almendras announced that the houses built for the
beneficiaries were given to them for free.
“You have been chosen by the DSWD (Department of Social
Welfare and Development) as ideal beneficiaries of the program therefore you
will pay nothing,” Secretary Almendras said.
Almendras added that the DSWD ensured that those who
benefited the project were the victims of the typhoon and the ones who really
needed the houses.
Secretary Almendras, together with NHA General Manager Chito
Cruz, Gov. Arturo Uy and other officials of Compostela Valley province, turned
over earlier today 2,967 houses to Typhoon Pablo victims from five towns in the
province.
The houses were spread in San Antonio Village, Brgy.
Maparat, Compostela with 300 units; Lower Ulip Resettlement Project, Brgy.
Poblacion, Monkayo, 443 units; Sariwarain Village, Brgy. Union, Monkayo, 225
units; New Bataan Resettlement Project 1 and 2 in Brgy. San Roque and Andap
respectively, both in New Bataan, 1,254 units; Vida Vista 3, Brgy. New Visayas,
Montevista, 335 units; and Mont Eagle Ville, Brgy. Kidawa, Laak, 400 units.
Atty. Cruz emphasized that the NHA already handed over
10,105 houses to the typhoon victims in the provinces Compostela Valley and
Davao Oriental.
“Before this year ends, we will turn over another 3,750
houses and another 3,347 houses by March 2015,” Cruz said.
Meanwhile, the NHA also turned over on the same day 538
houses to the Pablo victims in three different areas in Cateel, Davao Oriental.
The identified sites were San Alfonso Village, Brgy. San
Alfonso with 167 units; San Antonio Village III, Brgy. San Antonio, 289 units;
and Cateel Housing Project, Brgy. Taytayan, 82 units.
The shelters built by NHA were duplex-type houses with 22
sq. m. floor area placed in a 60 sq. m. lot. (PIA 11, Michael Uy)
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