+ Follow CARLITO GAPASIN Tag
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[Title] => 6 NIA execs in NE relieved
[Summary] => Six division managers of the National Irrigation Administration’s Upper Pampanga River Integrated Irrigation Systems (UPRIIS) in Nueva Ecija were relieved from their posts on Monday in the first wave of revamp under the leadership of NIA administrator Carlo Maranan.
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[Title] => Pantabangan dam water adequate despite El Niño
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga Water volume at the Pantabangan dam is expected to remain adequate for some 85,000 hectares of farmlands in Central Luzon despite signs of dry El Niño weather, but farmers tilling lands irrigated by the dam have to brace for higher rates to be charged by the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) starting this May.
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