DSWD prepositions food packs for faster relief

DSWD workers unload ready-to-eat food packs at North Port Terminal in Manila on 27 June 2025 as part of prepositioning efforts for faster emergency response.
Photo by Toto Lozano for the DAILY TRIBUNE.

DSWD workers unload ready-to-eat food packs at North Port Terminal in Manila on 27 June 2025 as part of prepositioning efforts for faster emergency response.
Photo by Toto Lozano for the DAILY TRIBUNE.

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Photo by Toto Lozano for the DAILY TRIBUNE.
Photo by Toto Lozano for the DAILY TRIBUNE.
Photo by Toto Lozano for the DAILY TRIBUNE.
Photo by Toto Lozano for the DAILY TRIBUNE.
Workers from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) unload thousands of Ready-to-Eat Food (RTEF) packs at the North Port Passenger Terminal in Manila on the afternoon of 27 June 2025.
The prepositioning of RTEFs is part of a memorandum of agreement between the DSWD and the Philippine Ports Authority, designating selected PPA-managed port terminals across the country as access points for faster relief response during emergencies and in cases of trip cancellations or suspensions.