According to Cebu’s provincial government, damage to agriculture and fisheries has already amounted to an estimated 100 million pesos.
Speaking yesterday (Monday, March 25), Provincial Board Member Thadeo Ouano said: “Further damage to the agricultural crops, livestock, fishery and water supply will be prevented if appropriate interventions and assistance are immediately provided to these vulnerable sectors.”
The declaration of a state of calamity will allow the provincial government to make
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