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Under the law, local government units under a state of calamity can avail of five percent of their local fund to be used to rehabilitate ffected areas.
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[Summary] => VIGAN CITY The Ilocos Sur provincial board has declared a state of calamity after heavy rains devastated 2,000 hectares of tobacco farmlands in the province last month.
"Sobrang malaki ang napinsala (The damage was too much)," said Gov. Luis "Chavit" Singson after he was briefed on the extent of the damage.
Those destroyed were ready-to-harvest tobacco plants. Farmers in the second district towns of Candon, Sta. Maria and Narvacan as well as in upland municipalities suffered the most.
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Under the law, local government units under a state of calamity can avail of five percent of their local fund to be used to rehabilitate ffected areas.
Local officials here also appealed to the Department of Agriculture (DA) and to President Arroyo to immediately extend help to tobacco farmers so that they can recover their losses.
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"Sobrang malaki ang napinsala (The damage was too much)," said Gov. Luis "Chavit" Singson after he was briefed on the extent of the damage.
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By Myds Supnad | February 17, 2006 - 12:00am
By Teddy Molina | February 11, 2006 - 12:00am
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