Kidapawan unrest threat looms anew as El Niño ravages farms
A decade after the Kidapawan protests, the Philippines faces renewed fears of farmer unrest due to severe agricultural damage from El Niño. While the government emphasizes preparedness, establishing a framework for early response remains a challenge.
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