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  1. Rice farmers in Occidental Mindoro work on improving production as the province prepares for the possible effects of a strengthening El Niño. Government data show Mindoro accounts for more than half of MIMAROPA’s palay output. Photograph courtesy of PIO Occidental Mindoro.

    Mindoro rice farms brace for intensifying El Niño

    Mindoro’s rice sector faces mounting risks as El Niño intensifies, with PSA data showing declining palay yields in both Oriental and Occidental Mindoro during…

    Josephine D. Escovidal·

  2. DAMAGE  to Philippine agriculture has hit a total of P3.62 billion, with rice absorbing over half of the damage as storms  battered farms across eight regions.

    Rice bears brunt of P3.62-B farm damage

    Weather-related agricultural damage reaches P3.62 billion as storms affect 86,466 farmers and fisherfolk, with rice accounting for more than half of total…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  3. Polio outbreak declared in Papua New Guinea

    Polio outbreak declared in Papua New Guinea

    Papua New Guinea declares a polio outbreak after detecting the virus in wastewater and confirming cases among children, raising vaccination concerns.

    Agence France-Presse·

  4. This photo released by the Papua New Guinea Police and received by AFP on March 25, 2024 shows locals on a makeshift bridge in the flooded Angriman Village in Angoram District, East Sepik, Papua New Guinea.

    Papua New Guinea quake claims 5

    Regional governor Bird said there was a pressing need to get medical supplies, clean drinking water and temporary shelter into the disaster zone

    Agence France-Presse·

  5. photograph courtesy of ICTSi
Other than the new hybrid rubber-tired gantries, ICTSI's operations in Papua New Guinea, South Pacific International Container Terminal  also took delivery of two post-Panamax ship-to-shore cranes late last year. The STS cranes are the first of their kind and currently the largest port equipment in Papua New Guinea.

    ICTSI Papua New Guinea acquires 2 new RTGs

    The receipt of two electric STS cranes for the berth was the first big step of our terminal decarbonization journey, and we are very excited to receive these…

    migrator·