00:00The demand for rice at 29 pesos a kilo has spread like brushfire, and many customers
00:05or consumers are trying to score or buy more than the prescribed limit.
00:09Thus, the latest in double ink on one's finger's stopgap to keep sneaky buyers honest and within
00:15the cap.
00:16Right now, there are three Cadiwa stores in the entire NCR that offer and sell rice at
00:21the coveted 29 pesos a kilo.
00:24Hence, people from all over the megacity, near or far, come or make the commute to these
00:29three Cadiwa stores for this best buy.
00:32But each is limited to only 3 kilos, and calls are mounting to up the cap to 5 kilos for
00:38those who commute from far worthwhile.
00:41For a more efficient and improved distribution system, the Department of Agriculture is set
00:45to announce the latest scheme in selling the cheap grains on Thursday, July 5, that will
00:50cover only the vulnerable sector.
00:52A subsequent announcement for the general public or customers will be announced fairly
00:57soon.
01:22The part of our announcement on Thursday is for the vulnerable sectors, what is expected?
01:35For the general public, what is the program?
01:39We will tell you when this group will be, where.
01:46There is a solution.
01:49A solution that is easier for them.
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