Korean Community Association Central Luzon Delivers 4 Tons of Rice, Instant Noodles, and Other Relief Goods to Flood Victims in Pampanga

📌 On September 9, the Korean Community Association Central Luzon visited the Pampanga Provincial Capitol in San Fernando to deliver relief supplies, including 4 tons of rice (800 5kg bags), Korean instant noodles, and canned goods, for residents affected by floods.
Governor Lilia Pineda received them in person, and the supplies will be distributed to affected families through the provincial government's relief efforts.

■ What Was Delivered
· Delivery ceremony held on September 9 (Wednesday) at the Provincial Capitol
· 800 bags of 5kg rice (4 tons), Korean instant noodles, and canned goods
· According to Kukje News, approximately 400,000 pesos worth of goods including 110 boxes of instant noodles and 45 boxes of canned goods (reported by one outlet)
· Attended by President Jong-pil Choi and executive members from the Korean Community Association, and Governor Lilia Pineda and Vice Governor Dennis Pineda from the provincial government

■ Background
· Heavy rains starting in late August submerged various parts of Pampanga, prompting relief operations by the provincial government
· President Choi stated, "This is a gathering of the warm hearts of our compatriots," expressing hope that it will bring strength to the affected residents
· Governor Pineda expressed gratitude to the Korean community and stated that the supplies would be distributed promptly

■ Note for Compatriots
· Low-lying areas in Pampanga are prone to flooding during the rainy season. If you plan to pass through or stay in low-lying areas, please check announcements from the provincial or city government and weather advisories from PAGASA first.
· Compatriots who wish to participate in the relief efforts can contact the Korean Community Association Central Luzon.

■ Sources
SunStar Pampanga (9/11), The Voice Newsweekly (9/9), Kukje News (9/11)

■ Photo
· Korean Community Association executives and Governor Pineda holding a "Relief Goods Donation" banner in front of a relief truck at the Pampanga Provincial Capitol — The Voice Newsweekly