Agri damage due to Maymay, Neneng estimated at P355.63M

Agri damage due to MaymayPH, NenengPH estimated at P355.63M

Ilocos Norte is one of the areas that suffered agricultural damage and losses due to Typhoon Neneng . Screenshot from 24 Oras

The Agriculture department said it continuously coordinates with concerned national government agencies, local government units, and other disaster risk reduction and management-related offices for the impact of the tropical cyclones, as well as available resources for interventions and assistance.

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