House approves ‘subsidy’ for informal settlers awaiting gov’t housing
The House of Representatives approved on third and final reading a bill granting informal settler families (ISFs)—or those displaced by evictions, demolitions and natural or man-made disasters—a “subsidy” of P3,500 that they can use to rent temporary dwellings until they can move to government housing projects. With 255 lawmakers voting in favor and three opposed,
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