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00:00 They are stealing or just stashing the excess cabbage on the side of the road

00:06 that the traders are asking for.

00:08 The local government of Trinidad and Benguet is asking for it

00:12 because there is no oversupply there.

00:14 We have first news from Mark Salazar.

00:17 That's not a vegetable farm.

00:22 That's on the side of Kilometer 21 in Tublay, Benguet

00:25 where they just stashed a lot of cabbage.

00:28 Anyone can pass by and get free cabbages as much as they want.

00:33 The farmers are also giving free cabbages from the truck.

00:36 Five tons of vegetables came from Benguet

00:40 that were at the house of Lynette Bernardo in Marikina.

00:44 She rescued these from a farmer friend

00:47 who stole the cabbages from Metro Manila

00:51 because the traders in Benguet don't want to get them.

00:54 I can't stand it. They haven't eaten yet.

00:58 They don't have toll gates.

01:00 They're crying.

01:01 They don't have gas.

01:02 They don't have money for the truck.

01:04 Many of these vegetables have gone through a lot of hardships.

01:07 They were denied in Balintawak and Divisoria.

01:10 They were stolen in Taguig and Pasig.

01:12 They were returned but they were still sold in Tarlac and Pangasinan.

01:16 Before this, they approached me.

01:18 The first time they approached me, they threw it away.

01:21 I felt like I was being consensual.

01:27 Lynette only has three to four days

01:30 before the rescued vegetables are rotten and wasted.

01:33 That's why she posted the story that some have read.

01:37 Since our vegetables are oversupplied,

01:40 this will be a big help if we can buy just a little

01:45 and it will really help them.

01:46 We will try to encourage our community.

01:50 But the LGU of La Trinidad says

01:53 there is no oversupply of vegetables from Benguet.

01:56 What they notice is the decrease in buyers from Manila and other places.

02:02 The importation of vegetables is also affected

02:07 especially carrots and other vegetables that enter our country.

02:14 Because the buyers don't go to Akyat here in Benguet

02:18 because they have a supply in Manila.

02:23 The Provincial Board of Benguet is discussing

02:26 if there is a mistake in the estimate of the number of vegetables to be planted and harvested during Christmas.

02:32 The GMA Integrated News is contacting the Department of Agriculture

02:36 to answer questions about what is happening to the supply chain of vegetables.

02:41 In Dalaguete, Cebu, these vegetables are also being given for free.

02:46 According to the uploader, a message reached him

02:49 who is behind the supply of vegetables and clarified that there is no oversupply.

02:54 These are rejected vegetables

02:56 and cannot be brought to other places because they will just rot.

03:01 They bought these from the farmers as help.

03:04 This is the first news.

03:05 Mark Salazar for GMA Integrated News.

03:10 [News broadcast in Tagalog]

03:22 [Music]

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