Quake-stricken GenSan farmers mourn lost homes, buried crops (opens original article in a new tab)
A powerful earthquake and subsequent landslides in General Santos City displaced over 400 residents, destroying homes and crops, with evacuees facing health challenges and limited aid.
- A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Mindanao on June 8, triggering landslides that buried parts of Sitio Datal Salvan, displacing over 400 residents.
- Farmers like Jasmine Dimasuhid lost their homes and crops, with many unable to return due to fear of landslides and trauma from the disaster.
- Evacuees face poor living conditions, health issues, and lack of basic supplies, while the government provides limited aid including cash assistance and food packs.
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