El Niño Triggers P300M Agri Losses in Eastern Visayas
The El Niño-induced dry spell has caused an estimated P300 million in agricultural losses in Eastern Visayas, affecting over 6,400 farmers and nearly 8,000 hectares of farmland, with rice production being particularly impacted.
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