Super Typhoon Rosal Threatens Over 600,000 Hectares of Crops in Northern Luzon
Super Typhoon Rosal is forecast to traverse northern Luzon, with the Department of Agriculture estimating over 620,000 hectares of standing crops could be affected. Rice and corn are particularly vulnerable, raising concerns about food supply.
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