Malaya Rice Project ng Kamara at DSWD, kasado na

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Malaya Rice Project ng Kamara at DSWD, kasado na
Transcript
00:00 The Malaya Rice Project of CAMARA and DSWD is now in session,
00:04 where cash assistance and free rice will be distributed to more than 2 million beneficiaries.
00:10 Mela Lesmora is back.
00:12 To increase the supply of rice in the country and lower its price in the market,
00:19 the leadership of CAMARA has already helped some rice stakeholders today.
00:24 Here, Nueva Ecija Governor Aurelio Umali has spread some ways to increase the production and supply of rice
00:31 from his experience in their province, which is also known as the Rice Granary of the Philippines.
00:37 What we do is we have a lot of silos. Why?
00:41 Storage is the name of the game. Storage should be in the river.
00:44 So that we don't have problems.
00:46 Because if you drive and you don't move, it will be destroyed.
00:51 The rice chicken is included. The corn is what we are asking for.
00:55 That's right.
00:56 We have to integrate everything.
00:57 Let's have a strong storage facilities, the modern.
01:00 At the first press conference of CAMARA,
01:04 House Speaker Martin Romualdez confirmed that within this month,
01:08 they have already launched the Malaya Rice Project, which is under the DSWD.
01:13 He said that 2.5 million beneficiaries are expected to benefit from this in the country
01:18 and the project will start in Metro Manila.
01:21 Under the program, each beneficiary will receive P1,000 cash assistance and 15 kilos of rice,
01:28 which is worth P500 to P600.
01:32 This will take, the whole process to do this for the whole NCR will be less than a month.
01:39 And this will be just the first round.
01:41 And once it is successful, and I'm confident that it will be,
01:46 because we will be doing this with the 33 congressmen in the DSWD,
01:50 and it's not dissimilar from the payouts of the IAEX or the Tupad or the MAEPS.
01:55 We'll be able to replicate this and do further successive rounds of this.
02:01 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]

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