THE Department of Agriculture (DA) has assured that all kinds of interventions have been put in place but stressed that there is a need to still discuss ways by which the impact of the estimated P1.94 billion damage caused by Super Typhoon "Egay" to the country's crops could really be mitigated.
In a briefing in Malacanang on Tuesday, Agriculture Undersecretary Mercedita Sombilla said that of the P1.94 billion damage, P950 million were in the rice sector while P730 million were for destroyed cornfields.
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