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MARAWI CITY --
The United States Agency
International Development
(USAID) and Mindanao
Development Authority
(MinDA) handed over
Thursday (November
14) the completed solar
centers and temporary
relocation sites here.
The project includes
those completed in
September for Sarimanok
Evacuation Sites 1 and
2 and on October in
Sagonsongan temporary
relocation site, said MinDA
Secretary Abul Khayr
Alonto.
Alonto said the
part of the P11.7 billion
“Building Low Emissions
Alternatives to Develop
Economics Resilience
and Sustainability” or
B-LEADERS, which is
funded by the USAID.
He said the
B-LEADERS solar
implemented all over the
Philippines until 2030 and
is mainly focused on armed
For this city, the project
has already installed 205
solar street lights along
the main road of Bahay
Ng Pagbabago Temporary
Relocation Site in Barangay
Sagonsongan, where
around 1,200 temporary
houses are occupied by
displaced families.
A total of 27 solar
lamp posts have also
been installed at two sites
of Sarimanok area in
Barangay Poblacion where
around 200 tents are being
occupied by displaced
families who are still
waiting to be transferred
to more comfortable
temporary housing units.
Task Force Bangon
manager and Housing
Assistant Secretary Felix
Castro said families
currently staying in the
evacuation centers outside
Marawi City will be given
priority for the next batch
of temporary shelters.
“We still have
displaced families in
tents. If all of them will be
given temporary houses,
then those coming from
the MAA (most affected
area) who are home-based
will be our next priority--
if there are still available
units,” Castro said. PNA
Koronadal to install
KORONADAL CITY
-- The city government is
planning to install more
street intersections here
to address the worsening
City Mayor Peter
Miguel said studies
are underway for the
installation of additional
main commercial zone and
other areas that experience
perennial vehicle
congestion, especially
during peak hours.
The mayor led on
Thursday the inauguration
and formal switch-on of the
along the national highway
junctions of Posadas and
Arellano streets.
“This is just the
beginning. We will be
lights all over the city,”
Miguel said in his speech
during the program.
The city government
unveiled the P16-million
project after several weeks
of tests by contractor Trion
Electronics.
installed in coordination
with the Department
of Public Works and
Highways-South Cotabato
Engineering District and
the Land Transportation
Zaldy Gayosa, project
lights will be operational
from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
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