Gov't to Release P36M Insurance Payouts to Storm-Hit Farmers
The Philippine government will release P36 million in insurance payouts to farmers affected by storms Luis, Maymay, and the southwest monsoon, aiming to help them recover from losses to crops and farm machinery.
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