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Odette's damage to agriculture hits ₱11.5B - Vimarsana News

Odette's damage to agriculture hits ₱11.5B

Published: January 7, 2022

Typhoon Odette's damage to agriculture has now risen to ₱11.5 billion, the Department of Agriculture (DA) said Friday.

Source: cnnphilippines.com
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Odette damage to agriculture surpassed P11 billion, says DA - Vimarsana News

Odette damage to agriculture surpassed P11 billion, says DA

Published: January 6, 2022

The damage caused by Typhoon Odette’s onslaught in the Visayas and Mindanao mid-December last year has breached P11 billion, data released by the Department of Agriculture on Thursday indicates.

Source: gmanetwork.com
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PCA pools resources to help coco sector recover from 'Odette' - Vimarsana News

PCA pools resources to help coco sector recover from 'Odette'

Published: January 3, 2022

(Photo courtesy of Joy Anne Ompad Facebook/Cebu) MANILA - The Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) has been working nonstop since last year's onslaught of Typhoon Odette to assist affected plantation areas. Of the estimated PHP8-billion damage in the agriculture sector, PHP1.58 billion are in the coconut sector, according to data shared on Monday. In a Facebook post, the PCA said the Quick Response Fund was not enough but they sourced out other forms of assistance through its regional field offices. Transport assistance was provided by the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) to deliver 140...

Source: philippinetimes.com
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Dinagat IslandsProvince Of Dinagat IslandsDavao OrientalSouthern LeytePhilippines GeneralPhilippine Coconut AuthorityDepartment Of Social WelfareDepartment Of Human SettlementsArmed Forces Of The PhilippinesQuick Response FundTyphoon OdetteArmed ForcesEastern VisayasHuman SettlementsUrban DevelopmentSocial WelfareHoto Courtesy Of Joy Anne Ompad Facebook Cebu Manila The Philippine Coconut Authority Pca Has Been Working Nonstop Since Last Year 39s Onslaught Typhoon Odette To Assist Affected Plantation Areas Estimated Php8 Billion Damage In Agriculture SectorHp1 58 Billion Are In The Coconut SectorCcording To Data Shared On Monday Ina Facebook PostHe Pca Said The Quick Response Fund Was Not Enough But They Sourced Out Other Forms Of Assistance Through Its Regional Field Offices Transport Provided By Armed Forces Philippines Afp To Deliver 140 Chainsaws For Clearing And Disposal Damaged Coconut Trees 50 Surigao0 To Dinagat Islands0 To Southern LeyteNd 10 To Other Parts Of Leyte An Additional 50 Units Reconditioned Chainsaws Are Also Ready For Deployment Southern Afp In Eastern Visayas And Caraga Helped Transport From Tacloban Surigao Partnership With Local GovernmentHe Pca Supervised Debris Clearing To Ensure That Only Those Felled And Totally Damaged Trees Are Cut Rehabilitation The Also Made Necessary Arrangements With Other National Government AgenciesUch As The Department Of Human Settlements And Urban Development Dhsud
PCA pools resources to help coco sector recover from 'Odette' - Vimarsana News

PCA pools resources to help coco sector recover from 'Odette'

Published: January 3, 2022

(Photo courtesy of Joy Anne Ompad Facebook/Cebu) MANILA - The Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) has been working nonstop since last year's onslaught of Typhoon Odette to assist affected plantation areas. Of the estimated PHP8-billion damage in the agriculture sector, PHP1.58 billion are in the coconut sector, according to data shared on Monday. In a Facebook post, the PCA said the Quick Response Fund was not enough but they sourced out other forms of assistance through its regional field offices. Transport assistance was provided by the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) to deliver 140...

Source: philippinetimes.com
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Dinagat IslandsProvince Of Dinagat IslandsDavao OrientalSouthern LeytePhilippines GeneralPhilippine Coconut AuthorityDepartment Of Social WelfareDepartment Of Human SettlementsArmed Forces Of The PhilippinesQuick Response FundTyphoon OdetteArmed ForcesEastern VisayasHuman SettlementsUrban DevelopmentSocial WelfareHoto Courtesy Of Joy Anne Ompad Facebook Cebu Manila The Philippine Coconut Authority Pca Has Been Working Nonstop Since Last Year 39s Onslaught Typhoon Odette To Assist Affected Plantation Areas Estimated Php8 Billion Damage In Agriculture SectorHp1 58 Billion Are In The Coconut SectorCcording To Data Shared On Monday Ina Facebook PostHe Pca Said The Quick Response Fund Was Not Enough But They Sourced Out Other Forms Of Assistance Through Its Regional Field Offices Transport Provided By Armed Forces Philippines Afp To Deliver 140 Chainsaws For Clearing And Disposal Damaged Coconut Trees 50 Surigao0 To Dinagat Islands0 To Southern LeyteNd 10 To Other Parts Of Leyte An Additional 50 Units Reconditioned Chainsaws Are Also Ready For Deployment Southern Afp In Eastern Visayas And Caraga Helped Transport From Tacloban Surigao Partnership With Local GovernmentHe Pca Supervised Debris Clearing To Ensure That Only The Felled And Totally Damaged Trees Were Cut Rehabilitation Also Made Necessary Arrangements With Other National Government AgenciesUch As The Department Of Human Settlements And Urban Development Dhsud
Spend public funds properly, Go urges gov't execs - Vimarsana News

Spend public funds properly, Go urges gov't execs

Published: January 2, 2022

Senator Christopher "Bong" Go (Contributed photo) MANILA - Senator Christopher "Bong" Go urged the government officials to ensure that public funds are spent properly after President Rodrigo Roa Duterte signed the 2022 General Appropriations Act last week. In a recent radio interview, Go said not even one peso should be wasted as the country continues to battle the Covid-19 and to recover from the impact of the pandemic. "Kaya hinihimok ko po ang mga kasamahan ko sa gobyerno na gamitin nang tama ang pondong inilaan upang agarang maihatid ang serbisyo at tulong sa mga n...

Source: philippinetimes.com
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