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An aerial photo shows devastated homes and rice and corn fields inundated by floods from a swollen river after heavy rains during Super Typhoon Mangkhut in Alcala, Cagayan province on September 16, 2018. Photo: AFP/ Ted Aljibe
Posted inAT Finance, Philippines

Over 7,000 tons of rice, crops lost in Philippine typhoons

by Asia Times staff November 6, 2018February 18, 2020

There could be a substantial economic impact from the two typhoons that swept across the north of the Philippines over the past two months. The UN Office for the Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs said on Monday that initial reports indicate that rice and high-value crops were affected by both Typhoon Yutu (known locally as Rosita) […]

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