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Calls for Early NPF Withdrawals Following Cyclone Damage

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Calls for Early NPF Withdrawals Following Cyclone Damage
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By ULUTAH GINASolomon Star, Gizo



Calls are mounting from workers and public servants in Western Province for access to a portion of their National Provident Fund (NPF) savings to support recovery efforts following the recent tropical cyclone that struck parts of Western and Choiseul provinces.



Many contributors have expressed interest in withdrawing part of their savings to rebuild damaged homes, restore livelihoods, and assist families and communities affected by the disaster. 



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