Malacañang: “[Pres. Marcos] will make an inspection of the disaster areas as soon as he is given the all clear”
MALACAÑANG — On Wednesday, the Palace announced that President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. will visit earthquake-hit Abra once an “all clear” signal is given.
In a press briefing, Press Secretary Trixie Cruz-Angeles said that the President will make an inspection of the disaster areas as soon as he’s given the “all clear” and as soon as it’s safe for him to travel and to do so.
The press secretary noted that the President would also go to other areas in the province “if necessary”. She also said that the First Family are “all unharmed”.
“[President Bongbong Marcos] will make an inspection of the disaster areas as soon as he is given the all clear, as soon as it is safe for him to travel and to do so,” she said.
The announcement came after a magnitude 7 earthquake struck Lagangilang, Abra around 8:43 in the morning, with strong intensities felt in different parts of the National Capitol Region.
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Meanwhile, the President said in his social media post that his office has been receiving updates about the damage left by the earthquake. The President added that the government is ensuring prompt response to the needs of those affected by the disaster.
“Kadagiti kakailiak nangruna ta Abra, agridamtayo ken umasideg kadagiti kameng ti gobyerno no agkasapulan iti tulong. Agmaymaysatayo a bumangon manipud kadaytoy a pannubok,” the President said.
Ngayong umaga, sa oras na 8:43, tayo’y nakaranas ng isang lindol na may lakas na magnitude 7.3. Ang mga ulat ng mga ahensiya at ng mga lokal na pamahalan sa mga lugar na napinsala ay patuloy na dumarating sa ating tanggapan. [cont]
— Bongbong Marcos (@bongbongmarcos) July 27, 2022
gobyerno no agkasapulan iti tulong. Agmaymaysatayo a bumangon manipud kadaytoy a pannubok.
— Bongbong Marcos (@bongbongmarcos) July 27, 2022
Mag-ingat po tayong lahat.
ABS-CBN News reported that employees and personnel of Malacañang complex evacuate their offices following a strong quake felt in different parts of the National Capitol Region.
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