El Niño Response Must Draw on Scientific, Historical Data – Expert
An expert from the University of the Philippines Resilience Institute urged authorities to base El Niño preparedness on scientific forecasts and historical data, emphasizing the need for specific, data-driven measures to mitigate its impact.
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