00:00Let's find out the final price of the items that were sold in some Kadiwa stores.
00:04PTV's Vel Custodio will give you the details live.
00:07Vel?
00:12The Kadiwa Pangulo is still on the rampage to bring it closer to the masses.
00:18Just like the Kadiwa Pangulo here in Barangay Sikatuna Village in Quezon City.
00:31In some stores, the prices of vegetables are getting lower.
00:35Highland vegetables in particular, despite the cold weather.
00:39Some of the prices of Kadiwa and Balintawak Market,
00:42Potatoes can be bought for 12 pesos per piece in Balintawak Market.
00:46The same goes for Kadiwa.
00:47Cauliflower is 120 pesos per kilo in Balintawak Market.
00:52The same goes for Kadiwa where you can buy it for 120 pesos per kilo.
00:57Onions are 140 pesos per kilo in Balintawak Market,
01:01while 100 pesos per kilo in Kadiwa.
01:04Garlic is 140 pesos per kilo in Balintawak Market and 240 pesos in Kadiwa.
01:10Although the prices of vegetables in Balintawak Market are not getting lower,
01:14some residents decided to buy from the pop-up store of Kadiwa Pangulo.
01:18According to the residents, Kadiwa Pop-Up Store is just a walking distance from here in Barangay Sikatuna Village.
01:25Others decided to pass through here to buy and go straight to their jobs.
01:29Aside from vegetables, the rice for all program has been expanded
01:33where you can buy well-milled rice.
01:36You can buy rice here for 40 pesos per kilo,
01:39and 36 pesos per month for solid rice.
01:42The rice that is anchored in La Uni of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is cheaper,
01:47and Kadiwa is closer to the masses for food security.
01:55Today, Kadiwa Pop-Up Store opens here in Barangay Sikatuna Village every Wednesday.
02:00You can also visit the official social media page of Kadiwa
02:04to learn more about the nearest Kadiwa Center in your area.
02:08From People's Television Network, Vel Custodio, Balitang Pambansa.
02:13Thank you very much, Vel Custodio.
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