PCIC Regional Office 3A, tumatanggap na ng abiso ng pinsala sa mga magsasakang naapektuhan ng Bagyong Kristine

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PCIC Regional Office 3A, tumatanggap na ng abiso ng pinsala sa mga magsasakang naapektuhan ng Bagyong Kristine
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00:00The Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation, or PCIC, has already received an abuse in the Regional Office 3

00:05and in Pinsala from the farmers affected by Hurricane Christine.

00:09Camille Nagano of PIA Central Luzon has the details of the national news.

00:16One, Eduardo Rivera, a farmer from Palayan Nueva Ecija,

00:21has already received an abuse in the Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation, or PCIC,

00:29according to Rivera, affected by Hurricane Christine,

00:33their four hectares of Palayan and three hectares of Tumana and Gulayan.

00:38When we came here, we were hoping to hear our voices.

00:44In fact, every year, when we are damaged,

00:47even if it's just P7,000 per hectare,

00:50it's a big deal for us to be able to harvest.

00:54That's why we are lucky to be able to harvest here in Nueva Ecija.

01:01The PCIC Regional Office 3A Officer-in-Charge, Girly Gregorio,

01:08said that the importance of insured farmers,

01:11aside from free or free of charge,

01:15is something they can rely on in times of calamity or pestilence for their crops.

01:22It's better for them to obtain free insurance under the RSVSA

01:28because it's free and they don't have to pay anything.

01:31No matter what, there will be a return to their expenses,

01:35even if it's not everything.

01:38The RSVSA covers up to 20,000 per hectare.

01:45Meanwhile, Gregorio continues to urge farmers in Nueva Ecija and Aurora

01:53who were affected by Hurricane Christine,

01:55that they have 20 days from the time of the quake

01:58to file for their free insurance.

02:04This can be paid by the PCIC personnel in Cabanatuan

02:09and their provincial extension offices in San Jose, Nueva Ecija and Baler, Aurora,

02:15or by their email address, PCICRO3ANL at gmail.com.

02:21From January to October of this year,

02:24the amount of indemnity checks issued by the PCIC

02:27amounted to more than Php 49.6 million

02:31for more than 4,000 farmers who were affected by the quake

02:36in Nueva Ecija.

02:38From the Philippine Information Agency of Luzon,

02:41Camille Nagano for Balitang Pagbansa.

PCIC Regional Office 3A, tumatanggap na ng abiso ng pinsala sa mga magsasakang naapektuhan ng Bagyong Kristine

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