571,000 families residing in Manila will each get 3 kilos of rice

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The Manila City government will be distributing three kilos of rice to 571,000 families each who are affected by the coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) crisis. This was after the city government bought 50,000 sacks of rice, weighing about 2.5 million kilos.

Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso said they ordered the sacks of rice two weeks ago in anticipation of the extension of the enhanced community quarantine in Luzon.

The local chief executive said the rice will be delivered to the barangays next week. “If we have 571,000 families, at three kilos, that’s more or less 1.5 to 1.8 million. So, we still have a buffer, but it’s better to have excess rice, so that, as much as possible, we get to distribute to everyone,” he said in a mix of English and Filipino.

Aside from this, the city government has been distributing food boxes and a P1,000-cash relief from its City Amelioration Crisis Assistance Fund to each family in the city. According to the Manila Public Information Office , over 235,000 families have received food boxes from the local government as of Thursday evening.

The Manila City government also disbursed more than P576 million of funds sourced from the CACAF to 896 barangays.

 

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Thank you po kung ano mayron dapat mag pasalamat wag puro reklamo

Wowww 3 kilos ang dami naman yorme.. Kakahiya

*Imported rice

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