Philippines Unveils Multi-Sectoral Measures for 'Super El Niño' Preparedness
The Philippines is implementing multi-sectoral measures totaling P7.7 billion to prepare for an imminent 'Super El Niño,' with government agencies coordinating efforts in agriculture, water resources, energy, health, and education. Key initiatives include agricultural support, water resource management, energy supply stabilization, heat-related illness prevention, and guidelines for class suspensions.
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