Los Baños, Laguna: Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos vowed to give priority to food security and develop biofuel sources when he visited the National Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology or Biotech located inside the University of the Philippines campus here.

“No one in this century can feed themselves without science. Sadly, we are lacking of understanding. This is not an obscure study. The BioTech is the best place to bring back the consciousness to those which directly affect the lives of the Filipinos,” the senator told the scientists, researchers, and employees of the 36-year-old agency.

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