Fishers Urge Aid Amid El Niño Health Impact
A Philippine fisherfolk group has urged the government to provide fuel subsidies and economic aid, citing the potential adverse effects and health impacts of the El Niño phenomenon on their livelihood. Concerns are rising over reduced fish catches and increased operational costs during the dry season.
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