“Even if some have benefited from what has been achieved so far, the majority of our people haven’t. The sad fact remains that progress is slow, funds are lacking, and implementation could be improved,” it added. But what about the displaced families and entire communities in Marawi who continue to live in shelters?” the MRCW said. Of the 153 active cases in the province, 111 or 72 percent were also from the city. ADVERTISEMENT“The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic adds another layer to our hardship and suffering and reinforces existing vulnerabilities, threats and risks,” the MRCW said.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer October 18, 2020 21:33 UTC