Typhoon Odette's damage in Lipata Port in Surigao City

The damage caused by Typhoon Odette to the agriculture sector has so far reached nearly P6 billion “and still counting,” with over 61,000 farmers and fishermen affected, Agriculture Secretary William Dar said Tuesday. Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1532928/fwd-odette-damage-to-agriculture-reaches-almost-6-billion | INQUIRER.net

2K views · 25 reactions | After the massive destruction left by Typhoon #OdettePH, 70% of the damaged transmission lines across the Visayas region have already been restored, according to NGCP spokesperson Atty. Cynthia Balanza. #ANCHeadstart | ANC 24/7 | Facebook

1.3K views · 116 reactions | Super Typhoon Odette was the strongest typhoon that hit the Philippines in 2021 and severely affected more than 1.8 million families in the Eastern and Central Visayas, and Northeast Mindanao regions. Watch the video to learn more about how Save the Children worked with UNICEF Philippines and United Nations CERF in its relief and recovery response to affected families. | Save the Children Philippines | Facebook

Alagang AyalaLand - Relief Efforts | Typhoon Odette

The aftermath of Typhoon Odette is still evident in Sogod, Southern Leyte. Houses have been damaged and residents are still struggling to get back to their livelihoods. Responding to the community's difficulties, the Members Church of God International (MCGI) provided materials that could help repair and rebuild their homes. Along with these are hearty meals from the #MCGIFeedingProgram and grocery items from the #MCGIFreeStore. Thanks be to God for always being with us in following His will of