10 families affected Tagum City fire receive government assistance

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In a move to aid the victims of a recent fire incident in Tagum City, the local government extended its assistance to ten families who were affected by the blaze in Purok Waling-Waling, Barangay Bincungan.

On August 16, a total of ten families who fell victim to the fire received support from the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) located at the City Hall. The aid included financial assistance, food packs, and family kits, all aimed at helping the affected families recover from the disaster.

Out of the ten families impacted by the fire, five reported partial damage to their homes, while the remaining five experienced complete destruction of their residences.

City officials and representatives from the CSWDO and City Housing and Land Management Office gathered to distribute the emergency shelter assistance program to the affected families. The program aims to provide immediate relief to those who have lost their homes due to unforeseen circumstances.

The beneficiaries expressed their gratitude for the timely and much-needed assistance from the local government. The provision of financial aid, food packs, and family kits is expected to help these families during their recovery process.

As the community comes together to support those affected by the fire, the local government remains committed to assisting residents in times of need, fostering a sense of unity and resilience among the people of Tagum City.

For inquiries and further assistance, affected residents are encouraged to reach out to the City Social Welfare and Development Office and the City Housing and Land Management Office.

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