Cagayan de Oro council seeks barangay-based schedule for P20 rice distribution

Photo courtesy of cagayandeoro.gov

Photo courtesy of cagayandeoro.gov

Coda, the Singapore-based fintech company best known for powering Codashop and digital payments for some of the world's…

University of Santo Tomas (UST) completed an elimination round sweep and locked the No. 1 seed in the semifinals after…

Police seized approximately P22 million worth of illegally traded fuel and arrested eight suspects during an…

Despite the increase in the number of working children, the number engaged in child labor remained below 2023 levels.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Thursday reported a 20.6 percent decline in the country's eight focus crimes…
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — The City Council approved on Monday a resolution requesting the National Food Authority (NFA) to implement a barangay-based schedule for the distribution of P20-per-kilo rice.
Resolution No. 2026-306, approved during its 32nd regular session, urges the NFA to adopt a barangay or cluster-based schedule for the direct sale of its P20-per-kilo rice in the city.
The measure aims to reduce long queues of buyers at the NFA warehouse in Baloy, Barangay Tablon, while increasing the daily rice allocation for city residents.
The resolution was proposed by City Councilor Marlo Tabac, chairperson of the Committee on Barangay Affairs, who emphasized the need for an organized and efficient distribution system for NFA rice.
Meanwhile, City Councilor George Christopher Goking, chairperson of the Committee on Trade and Commerce, noted that an NFA warehouse in Barangay Patag has already been approved as a distribution center to help expand distribution areas in the city.