Valencia City Allots P140M for El Niño Preparedness Amid Prolonged Dry Spell Forecast
Valencia City in the Philippines has allocated P140 million in disaster management funds to prepare for El Niño, bracing for a severe dry spell forecast to extend through mid-2027. The city is shifting to data-driven interventions from broad orders to minimize impact on citizens.
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