“Para sa mga nagtatanong, hindi kailangan ng permit. Wala po tayong Permit to Help, ” Sotto said on social media.
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He also commended the “individuals who are helping as they can afford.”“Government has limited resources, so any effort to help others is very welcome,” Sotto said.
Earlier, Interior Secretary Eduardo Año said permits are not required for community pantries, but urged organizers to coordinate with local authorities.
The community pantry that started on Maginhawa Street in Quezon City has been replicated in many areas, and more low-income families have found sources for their daily sustenance.
Here s a list of community pantries not just in Metro Manila, but in nearby provinces as well.
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