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KOTA BARU, March 28 — The majority of farmers in Kelantan are now left with no choice but to accept fate as their crops suffer severe damage and become unharvestable amidst the...

KOTA KINABALU: The sustained hot and dry spell in Sabah is affecting freshwater fish, with many found hurt or dead along the Mantaranau-Kitapol River in the Kiulu area of Mount Kinabalu's foothills.

KOTA KINABALU: A drought emergency has been declared in Sabah's south western Papar district Wednesday. (March 13).

THE WATER supply of Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) has decreased due to the ongoing dry spell caused by the strong El Niño phenomenon.

El Niño dry spell causes P25M agricultural damage in Negros Occidental. Rice and corn crops affected, prompting calls for cloud seeding operations by Rep. Emilio Yulo III.

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah foresters are putting measures in place to prevent forest fires across some two million hectares of reserves under its purview during the current dry spell.

KOTA KINABALU: Members of the public are reminded not to conduct open burning or any activities that can lead to this as the state is currently experiencing a dry spell and forest and bush fires are growing rampant.

Get the latest updates on Cauayan's aid for farmers affected by the El Niño dry spell. Mayor John Rey Tabujara confirms food and cash assistance readiness, with ongoing efforts to assess affected farmers. Stay informed on the relief measures and support for the agricultural community.

Farmers group in Negros Occidental to continue selling rice at P25 per kilo despite dry spell. President of Federation of Irrigators Association Central Negros-Bago River Irrigation System, Pedro Limpangog, announced plans to sell rice at a low cost to senior citizens, persons with disabilities, and indigent residents. The group covers around 11,000 hectares of rice fields and is implementing water delivery systems to combat the dry spell. NIA-BRIS is closely monitoring the irrigation system aga...

According to data furnished by the Department of Agriculture 6 to the Office of Civil Defense 6, the three provinces are Iloilo, Antique, and Negros Occidental.