AFTER Super Typhoon Yolanda hit their fishing village on November 8, 2013, the residents of Barangay Union Coastal, Mayorga, Leyte have done their best to bounce back from the tragedy, but continue to face a problem that is out of their hands: the lack of clean water supply.

 leading the launch of the Surf labahan Station in Mayorga, leyte (from left) vic Ferrer, operation compassion Field operations officer; lavin Gonzaga, unilever Sustainable business and communications assistant manager; lucia Mundala, kagawad of barangay union coastal; Mayor alex de Paz; cha Francisco, Surf brand assistant; Maui velasco of unilever public relations department; and rick valenzuela, operation compassion livelihood officer
Leading the launch of the Surf labahan Station in Mayorga, leyte (from left) vic Ferrer, operation compassion Field operations officer; lavin Gonzaga, unilever Sustainable business and communications assistant manager; lucia Mundala, kagawad of barangay union coastal; Mayor alex de Paz; cha Francisco, Surf brand assistant; Maui velasco of unilever public relations department; and rick valenzuela, operation compassion livelihood officer.

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