Gov’t Agencies Mobilized vs El Niño - BusinessWorld Online
Officials said agencies are using early-warning systems, water conservation measures and agricultural support as El Niño could affect 428,687 people.
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Marcos orders tighter food, water, energy security measures amid El Niño
MANILA — President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has directed government agencies to step up measures to ensure food, water, and energy security amid the El Niño phenomenon, Malacañang said Wednesday. Marcos convened key government agencies at Malacañan Palace in Manila on Tuesday to discuss interventions to mitigate El Niño’s effects, particularly in the hardest-hit communities. During a Palace press briefing on Wednesday, Palace Press Officer Claire…
RECTO: GOV’T ON TOP OF SUPER EL NIÑO PREPARATIONS
Upon the directive of the President, Executive Secretary Ralph Recto convened key departments to strengthen preparations for the anticipated Super El Niño, with agencies assuring ready measures to ensure sufficient food, water, and power supply and protect communities from its potential impacts. “Preparedness is not a reason to panic. It is a reason to act early. Our job is to make sure that when the effects of El Niño come, the government is re…
Marcos prepares water, food, health measures as Super El Niño nears
By Darryl John Esguerra MANILA – President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Sunday outlined government preparations for Super El Niño, including securing hospital supplies, protecting food and water supplies, assisting farmers and ensuring students continue learning amid extreme heat. Speaking to reporters in Singapore, Marcos said the El Niño Task Force had begun coordinating measures, […]
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