PPA Orders Rehabilitation of Risk-Prone Ports to Enhance Resilience
The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) is initiating structural reforms, including raising ground levels and using sturdier materials, to protect ports from heavy rains and strong waves. This move addresses the urgent need to enhance port resilience in the Philippines, ranked as the country most prone to disaster risk by the World Risk Index.
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