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DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR ORLANDO HONDRADE

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NIA seeks return of irrigation fees

By Rose de la Cruz | July 29, 2001 - 12:00am

Citing huge losses of about P300 million a year from operations, the National Irrigation Administration said it would ask President Arroyo to allow the agency to charge the old irrigation service fees (ISFs) of two...

Agriculture