+ Follow CITY AGRICULTURIST DIOSDADO PALACAT Tag
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[Title] => Dry spell takes toll on Zamboanga agriculture
[Summary] => The continuing dry spell is taking a toll on Zamboanga City's agriculture sector, damaging an estimated P91.97 million worth of crops and fishponds as of this week, according to officials.
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ZAMBOANGA CITY — More than P40 million worth of agricultural crops, fishery and properties were destroyed by floods spawned by one week of continuous rains in this southern port city.
Authorities reported that three persons died due to the flashfloods. Their bodies were recovered in separate places last Saturday.
At least 800 families or about 3,500 residents were also forced to evacuate when the torrents submerged at least 10 barangays, according to City Mayor Celso Lobregat.
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[Title] => Zambo flood damage reaches P40 million
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ZAMBOANGA CITY — More than P40 million worth of agricultural crops, fishery and properties were destroyed by floods spawned by one week of continuous rains in this southern port city.
Authorities reported that three persons died due to the flashfloods. Their bodies were recovered in separate places last Saturday.
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