Iligan braces for El Niño’s impact on agriculture, electricity

Inquirer.net - Sep 23, 2026

ILIGAN CITY – The city government of Iligan is bracing for the impacts of the projected “super” El Niño on the area’s agriculture and electricity supply. City officials discussed measures against El Niño’s impact during the 3rd Quarter Meeting of the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (CDRRMC) last Monday. Engr. Cristobal Tanael, of the

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