CEBU CITY, Philippines — Following the widespread devastation caused by Typhoon Tino, Cebu City Agriculturist Joelito Baclayon said there was no risk of food shortage despite damage to local crops and livestock. “With regards to that [food supply], wala may problema kaayo kay only Cebu ra ang affected sa past typhoon,” he told reporters on Monday, November 10. (Regarding the food supply, there’s no problem since only Cebu was heavily affected by the recent typhoon.) “Nakita nato nga some of the areas outside of Cebu City naa pay supply. If ever there’s a shortage, we can get from other provinces,” […]... Keep on reading: No risk of food shortage after Typhoon Tino - Cebu City Agriculturist