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The agricultural damage caused by Typhoon Paeng has ballooned to P3.41 billion, according to the latest assessment released by the Department of Agriculture (DA) on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Photo: PCG The agency said the areas covered in the estimate are: Cordillera Administrative Region, Cagayan
Damage to agriculture due to Severe Tropical Storm Paeng has breached P3 billion.
ILOILO CITY -- The provincial government of Antique is planning to rent roll-on, roll-off (RoRo) vessels to deliver basic goods and gas after key bridges and roads were damaged by tropical storm Paeng. Residents tie a sack after a makeshift zip line was made to get items from one side of Paliwan
A disaster response fund of P1.2 billion is available for relief and early recovery efforts to aid Filipinos adversely affected by Tropical Storm Paeng, the Department of Social Welfare and Development said yesterday.