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[Title] => Isabela's Ilagan now a component city
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[Title] => Floods ruin P22-M crops in Isabela
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[Title] => Rats attack Cagayan Valley farms
[Summary] => Rat infestation has reportedly spread to at least 20 towns in Cagayan Valley, whose farmers are still reeling from the recent attack of armyworms on their farms.
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[Title] => Flood-stricken Isabela under state of calamity
[Summary] => ILAGAN, Isabela — This major rice- and corn-producing province has been placed under a state of calamity following the onslaught of floods spawned by continued rains in the past weeks.
As of yesterday, authorities reported an estimated P200 million worth of losses in palay, corn and vegetable crops and livestock due to the floods.
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[Title] => 91 CV towns, 2 cities face huge IRA cuts
[Summary] => TUGUEGARAO CITY — Ninety-one municipalities and two cities in Cagayan Valley are facing huge cuts in their annual Internal Revenue Allotments (IRAs) after a 2004 land survey reduced their land areas significantly.
Alberto Obedoza, land management survey division chief of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) here, said the results of their latest survey could spell at least 20 percent decrease in the IRAs of the 91 towns and the cities of Santiago and Cauayan, both in Isabela.
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As of yesterday, authorities reported an estimated P200 million worth of losses in palay, corn and vegetable crops and livestock due to the floods.
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Alberto Obedoza, land management survey division chief of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) here, said the results of their latest survey could spell at least 20 percent decrease in the IRAs of the 91 towns and the cities of Santiago and Cauayan, both in Isabela.
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