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	The number of people affected by the standoff between government forces and the Moro National Liberation Front rebels in Zamboanga City has increased to more than 14,000, the Department of Social Welfare and Development said on Thursday.

	 

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Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap gave his assurance yesterday that there will be an adequate supply of basic foodstuff at stable prices in Metro Manila this Christmas despite the spate of super typhoons that damaged farmlands, fisheries and livestock in several provinces.


Citing the latest survey by the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS), Yap said prices and supply of rice, fish, meat, chicken and vegetables have remained stable in wet markets in Metro Manila.


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