THE recent national summit on coastal resiliency, organized by the Mariano Marcos State University (MMSU)-based Coastal Engineering Research Center (Coaster), can help contribute to the reduction of agricultural and fishery losses to disaster by 20 percent or about P100 million per year.

MMSU President Shirley Agrupis (third from left) at the first national coastal engineering summit at the university’s Teatro Ilocandia in Batac City.
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MMSU President Shirley Agrupis (third from left) at the first national coastal engineering summit at the university’s Teatro Ilocandia in Batac City. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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