Cauayan not declaring state of calamity

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The municipal government of Cauayan will not declare a state of calamity, Mayor John Rey Tabujara said on Thursday, May 2. 'I met with members of the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council and we saw the need to prepare for the upcoming La Niña that will bring strong typhoons. We want to ensure that available funds are stable,' Tabujara said.

The report also showed that the drought has affected 1,130 rice farmers in 20 barangays and 562.48 hectares in the town. Tabujara said that the municipality has already received 600 food packs from the Department of Social Services and Development that were given to affected farmers. 'We are again expecting an additional food packs of more than 1,000 from the DSWD regional office,' the mayor said.

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