Laoag City Intensifies Super El Niño Preparations, Aids Farmers, Fisherfolk, Transport Workers
Laoag City is intensifying preparations and assistance for farmers, fisherfolk, and transport workers in anticipation of the Super El Niño phenomenon, expected to last until March 2027. The mayor has met with local government office heads to review progress.
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