Sarangani quake: Remote towns cut off, plead for water, food

SARANGANI, Philippines — A humanitarian crisis across Sarangani is worsening as isolated communities in Malapatan and Glan continue to grapple with dwindling water supplies, damaged infrastructure, and limited access to relief following the recent magnitude 7.8 earthquake. Landslides, road damage, and the collapse of critical infrastructure have crippled relief operations, leaving thousands of residents dependent on water rationing, private donations, and sporadic aid. In Sitio Pananggalon in Malapatan, rows of empty plastic gallons now line roadsides as families wait for water deliveries after the earthquake damaged pipelines and disrupted supply across several villages. 47-year-old resident Remilyn Gaiz said the lack […]...

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