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00:00 The price of vegetables has risen due to the continuous storm and wind.

00:05 The price of rice and rice paddy also rose.

00:08 Sandra Aguinaldo has the report.

00:10 The next storm of bad weather hit the crops in different provinces.

00:20 The banana plants in Bacara, Ilocos Norte were damaged after being submerged in the flood.

00:27 Yolanda's crop was also damaged in San Rafael, Bulacan, so she only had a small harvest.

00:33 In the middle of August, they joined the flood.

00:38 The trees also joined the flood.

00:42 According to the Department of Agriculture,

00:44 the damage of the Egyptian typhoon reached 1.54 billion pesos

00:49 in the sectors of agriculture and fishing.

00:52 Because of that, many kinds of vegetables in the market became expensive.

00:56 In the Huliana Market in Quezon City,

00:58 the price of vegetables from the north rose almost double to more than double.

01:03 The rice paddies were also affected.

01:05 The Secretary of Agriculture, President Marcos,

01:10 was worried that the price of rice might rise due to supply issues.

01:14 The strong storm of bad weather in agriculture

01:17 was accompanied by the preparation of El Nino by countries in Southeast Asia.

01:22 Everybody is preparing for El Nino, all of Southeast Asia.

01:28 They are buying at the same time.

01:30 I am nervous that the price will rise again.

01:32 We have to start importing already.

01:34 The NFA has a stock of rice,

01:37 but it is like a necessity if there is a calamity.

01:41 The NFA cannot sell rice under the Rice Tarification Law.

01:46 The NFA, which is the main buffer stock,

01:49 the holder of the government,

01:53 is only 1,021,000 bags of rice.

01:59 If you base it on that, it will go down.

02:05 According to the Federation of Free Farmers,

02:07 the NFA's stock is not the only one that is thin,

02:10 especially the imported rice that came in.

02:13 Other private importers are hesitating to import rice

02:18 because they booked the contracts at a low price.

02:21 Now the international price is going up,

02:24 so they are turning their backs on the contracts.

02:27 In the common market, the cheapest imported rice is P43 per kilo,

02:32 while the local rice is P45.

02:34 Sandra Aguinaldo is reporting for GMA Integrated News.

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Ilang gulay, nagmahal dahil sa pinsala ng masamang panahon sa agrikultura | SONA

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