Construction of temporary shelters for displaced Marawi City families started two weeks ago and is set to be finished this December, Eduardo del Rosario, Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council (HUDCC) chairman, said on Monday.
An 11-hectare land that is undergoing site development, according to del Rosario, has been allotted for temporary houses for the 1,100 displaced families staying in cramped evacuation centers.
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