Gov’t Readies P187M for Farmers Hit by Typhoons, Floods
The Philippine government is preparing P187 million in insurance payouts for farmers and fisherfolk affected by recent typhoons and floods. Additionally, interest-free, collateral-free emergency loans are being offered to aid swift recovery.
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