El Nino ravages fishing and farming in the Philippines

The El Nino weather pattern has devastated the livelihoods of thousands of farmers and fishermen in the Philippines. Land just south of the capital Manila has now become so dry that vegetable farmers are struggling to make ends meet. Emily Angwin has the story.
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[@maryamzrk945]

Farming is Life ✅✅✅

[@joelferguson8714]

A lot of us have realized what's going on here.

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TRT❤World.

[@Arshad7038]

El Nino hot, La nina cold

[@lonesomefencesitter3186]

Every year, it becoming worse, and they always said it is because El Nino.
Extreme climate is real, at the moment i already lost hope of all countries uniting to find solution, they simply prefer to spend their resource in war and frivolous things.
I simply hope My government have capable people that can predict food price increase and get the national food stock full. a thin hope.

[@AdamBrzozowski-df3gz]

Famine has started.

[@anam.caballerowilson9421]

eh wala naman support mga farmers dyan sa government kahit umuulan wala rin improvements buhay ng farmers. Mabuti nya patas wala din kakainin ang mayaman kasi walang productions.