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Better days are here again for Erwin Villas, a fisherman for 27 years, as the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration announced the start of the rainy season on Wednesday, May 29, 2024, promising a bountiful catch for him.With the recent onset of rains, the 45-year-old Villas netted a catch of 15 kilograms on his latest fishing trip — a stark contrast to his usual one to two kilograms in March and April when high temperatures prevailed..Menos gyud to.
In Davao City, City Agriculturist's Office head Edgardo Haspe said the city's fish industry was not severely impacted during the dry conditions caused by the El Niño phenomenon.'Dili man kaayo ana ang impact sa atong fishery. Wala man ta ka experience og drought, dry conditions ra. Kung naa may epekto, dili sad ingon ana ka dako ,' he said in an interview at his office on Monday, May 27, 2024.
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