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209 Farmers and Fisherfolk in La Union Receive Aid After Typhoon Uwan

Each beneficiary gets P8,000 to support recovery from the devastating impact of the typhoon.

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Mateo Dela Cruz

May 12, 20262 min read95 views
209 Farmers and Fisherfolk in La Union Receive Aid After Typhoon Uwan
Governor Mario Eduardo Ortega distributes financial aid to farmers and fisherfolk in La Union.
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La Union's provincial government has provided financial assistance to 209 farmers and fisherfolk affected by Typhoon Uwan.

Each recipient received P8,000 during a distribution event at the Ortega Convention Center.

The aid aligns with Provincial Ordinance No. 425-2023, also known as the "Agricultural Emergency Trust Fund."

These beneficiaries were impacted by Typhoon Uwan, which struck in November 2025, causing significant damage to agriculture.

The assistance specifically targeted residents from Bangar, Bauang, Caba, Luna, and Sudipen.

Governor Ortega emphasized the government's commitment to supporting the agricultural sector, especially during crises.

Do not lose hope, no matter what storms may come, because we are always here behind you, ready to help. We will continue to unite in providing adequate and proper assistance for our farmers and fisherfolk.

Governor Mario Eduardo Ortega

He directed the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist to prioritize the immediate needs of farmers and fisherfolk.

Ortega's remarks were made during the aid distribution event, which also included local officials.