Environment
Senators Urge Marcos to Declare State of Calamity in Super El Niño-Hit Areas
Twenty Philippine senators have urged President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to declare a state of calamity in areas affected or threatened by the Super El Niño. This declaration would grant access to funds to mitigate the impact on the agricultural sector and prevent further losses.
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