The local government of Imus City is distributing family food packs and a tray of eggs to the residents of Barangay Medicion 2-F today, August 11, 2026. This relief effort comes in response to the severe flooding caused by the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) enhanced by Typhoon Dolphin, which prompted the city to declare a State of Calamity on August 10.
Relief Operations for Affected Families
The distribution of family food packs and eggs to Barangay Medicion 2-F is part of the city government's immediate response to the flooding crisis. The declaration of a State of Calamity under Sangguniang Panlungsod Resolution No. 06-26-420, s. 2026, enables the city to mobilize emergency funds and resources for rapid disaster response. Mayor Alex "AA" L. Advincula has been at the forefront of the city's relief operations, ensuring that affected families receive the assistance they need.
The City Government of Imus, through its various offices and with the support of barangay officials, continues to monitor the situation and provide aid to affected communities. For official updates on relief distribution schedules and other announcements, residents are encouraged to follow the City Government of Imus Facebook Page.
Community Resilience and Support
As of August 11, the city government is prioritizing the delivery of essential goods to severely flooded households in Medicion 2-F. The relief effort underscores the administration's commitment to ensuring that no family is left behind during this challenging time.
Residents in flood-affected areas are advised to stay safe and follow instructions from local authorities. For emergency assistance, they may contact the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office or their respective barangay officials. The city government assures the public that it remains committed to providing timely and efficient public service that is proactive to the needs of its people.
