President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. has ordered the construction of fish ports in 11 coastal provinces in the country to address the challenges faced by Filipino fisherfolks.
President Marcos wants the construction of fish ports be prioritized nationwideHe also ordered the rehabilitation of 20 identified municipal fish ports in the country
He also ordered the rehabilitation of 20 identified municipal fish ports tagged as traditional landing ports in the country. He also ordered the agencies to provide small-scale fisherfolks ice-making machines and intensive training, and distribute equipment to bring down post-harvest losses.
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