The government has intensified efforts to monitor rice and water supply in Central Visayas to ensure no shortages. The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has directed agencies to closely track the availability of essential goods. This follows recent reports of fluctuating prices in key markets.
Local authorities in the region have increased inspections of distribution centers and marketplaces. Officials are checking both the quantity and pricing of rice and water to maintain stability. The move comes amid growing concerns over inflation and supply chain disruptions.
Central Visayas has experienced periodic shortages in basic goods, particularly during the dry season. This latest initiative aims to prevent similar issues by ensuring continuous supply. The government has also urged local suppliers to maintain adequate stock levels. The situation remains under close watch as authorities prepare for potential demand spikes.
