The National Housing Authority (NHA) has identified almost 70 hectares of land that can be developed as resettlement sites for survivors of super typhoon "Yolanda" that ravaged Eastern Visayas in November last year.

In his report to Vice President Jejomar Binay, NHA General Manager Chito Cruz said the agency has identified 67 hectares of national and government lands on which they can build 8,433 housing units.

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