Leni Robredo, bumisita at naghatid ng tulong sa mga nasalanta ng Typhoon Odette
- Leni Robredo has been active in helping people affected by the super typhoon Odette
- Robredo visited Dinagat Islands, which was badly hit by the strong storm
- Some of the pics show the people getting emotional during their encounter with the presidential candidate
- The Vice President is coordinating with the local government in sending goods and donations to the people
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Vice President Leni Robredo showed on Facebook some of her efforts to help people affected by the super typhoon Odette.
Source: Facebook
KAMI learned that Robredo visited Dinagat Islands, which was badly hit by the strong storm.
The photos show the people getting emotional during their encounter with the presidential candidate.
According to Robredo, she is coordinating with the local government in sending goods and donations to the people.
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“Napuntahan din ni Leni Robredo ang Dinagat Islands, na isa sa mga probinsyang lubhang apektado ng Bagyong #OdettePH. Patuloy po ang koordinasyon natin sa mga kinauukulan upang mapabilis ang paghatid ng tulong sa mga nangangailangan,” Robredo stated on Facebook.
Leni Robredo is a Filipina lawyer, politician, and social activist who is the current vice president of the Philippines. Robredo is only the second woman to serve as the Philippine vice president after Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. Her husband is the late politician Jesse Robredo, who died in 2012 in a helicopter crash.
Robredo made headlines after announcing that she is running for president in the 2022 Election. Her running mate is Senator Kiko Pangilinan. Many netizens and celebrities expressed their excitement after Robredo made the announcement about her candidacy. In recent surveys for the 2022 presidential race, Robredo is number two behind former senator Bongbong Marcos, who she beat for vice president in the 2016 Election.
In an earlier report by KAMI, Robredo also earned praises after she coordinated with fellow presidential candidate Manny Pacquiao to help the victims of Typhoon Odette. The two politicians were praised by netizens for setting aside their political differences to help people in need. However, Senator Ping Lacson, also a presidential candidate, criticized Pacquiao's gesture, saying that the latter seemed to be using the disaster as part of his campaign.
Source: KAMI.com.gh
