Mayon Volcano evacuees receive care packages

by | Jul 11, 2023

Nazarene Compassionate Ministries Philippines, with the Disaster Response Team from Bicol District, provided immediate help for the families that were forced to evacuate because of the threat of the Mayon Volcano eruption. The relief operation was held on 28 June 2023.

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHILVOLCS) raised the alert level of the Mayon Volcano to Level 3 due to the heightened risk of a hazardous eruption. This forced over 20,000 residents within the 6-kilometer radius around the volcano to evacuate and be relocated to different evacuation centers.

After the initial assessment of the evacuation centers, Pastor Nouly Caigas mobilized the NCM Bicol team to organize a relief operation for five evacuation centers. The team put together care packages that include food and hygiene kits.

The team distributed care packages to 93 families in Buang, Tabaco City, 57 families in  Basag, Ligao City, 40 families in Mauraro Elementary School Evacuation Center, and 10 care packages in child-friendly spaces.

Continue to pray for the families affected by the Mayon Volcano eruption that their needs will be provided and sustained during this challenging time. Also, pray for our local churches to continue to be hands and feet of Jesus to the families they are ministering.

APNAZ Communications

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