Pangilinan urges gov't: Repair roads, irrigation systems damaged by habagat, typhoons asap
Senator Francis Pangilinan has urged the Philippine government to prioritize the repair of agricultural infrastructure damaged by recent typhoons and monsoon rains. He warned that failing to restore roads and irrigation will threaten the nation's food security.
Why it matters
Natural disasters frequently disrupt food supply chains in the Philippines, making infrastructure resilience a key policy issue for national stability.
Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan has called on the government to immediately repair and restore roads, bridges and irrigation systems damaged recently by the southwest monsoon and typhoons that hit the country.
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