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The dry spell is taking its toll on the agriculture sector, causing at least P91.97 million worth of damage to crops and fishpond products in this city as of this week, officials said yesterday.

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The continuing dry spell is taking a toll on Zamboanga City's agriculture sector, damaging an estimated P91.97 million worth of crops and fishponds as of this week, according to officials.

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ZAMBOANGA CITY – A rare giant deep-sea sunfish, caught by a resident of a coastal fishing village east of this city, died at dawn yesterday.


The sunfish is locally known as "mulamula" and belongs to the order of bony fishes called Tetraodontiformes. It has a flat, oval body that is taller than it is long due to its large and high dorsal and anal fins.


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ZAMBOANGA CITY — A nine-foot Rissos dolphin that beached in an and islet east of this city died Sunday night due to injuries.


City Agriculture director Diodado Palacat said the mammal was caught by Samal fishermen near Bilay-bilay island off the coastal village of Arena Blanco at around 4 p.m.


Palacat said the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) are now conducting post-mortem examination to determine the cause of the dolphin’s death before it is buried.


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El Niño damage in Zamboanga City now at P14 million

By Roel Pareño | February 1, 2016 - 3:05am

The dry spell brought by the El Niño phenomenon continued to ravage vast tracts of agricultural crops and...

Nation

Dry spell destroys P91-M agri, fishery products in Zamboanga

By Roel Pareño | March 22, 2015 - 12:00am

The dry spell is taking its toll on the agriculture sector, causing at least P91.97 million worth of damage to crops and fishpond products in this city as of this week, officials said yesterday.

Nation

Dry spell takes toll on Zamboanga agriculture

By Roel Pareño | March 21, 2015 - 1:30pm

The continuing dry spell is taking a toll on Zamboanga City's agriculture sector, damaging an estimated P91.97 million...

Nation

Villager catches giant deep-sea fish

By Roel Pareño | February 19, 2007 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY – A rare giant deep-sea sunfish, caught by a resident of a coastal fishing village east of this city, died at dawn yesterday. The sunfish...

Headlines

Dolphin succumbs to injuries

October 10, 2006 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — A nine-foot Rissos dolphin that beached in an and islet east of this city died Sunday night due to injuries. City Agriculture director Diodado Palacat said the mammal was caught by Samal...

Nation