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This province is located in Central Luzon Region with a land area of 5,689.69 square kilometers and takes about 18.60% of the total population of Central Luzon Region making it have 406 inhabitants in each square kilometer.

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Agriculture is the primary industry for the province leading to its title "Rice Granary of the Philippines". Mainly, the reason for being the rice granary is because this province led the production of the Philippine's staple food during the 20th century and since then, they have been devoted in rice production.

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By age group, Nueva Ecija is dominated by kids ages 5-9 with 219,684 individuals. As for the elderly ages 80 and above with a total of 19,625 individuals, they are considered as the smallest population in the province.

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Aside from vast rice fields that can be seen in Nueva Ecija, mountains, waterfalls, and lakes are just some of its most wonderful tourist spots. Minalungao National Park, Gabaldon Falls, Crystal Wave Resort, Aloha Falls, and Mount Kemalugong (Paasa Peak) are just some of its most famous landmarks.

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Three out of five children who are below 5 years old are experiencing stunted growth due to the lack of nutrition that they consume. Anthropometric indicators and nutrition biomakers were used to help determine the number of undernourished children.

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Due to the pandemic, health professionals, in general, have been stretched to their capability to give service to people who are affected by COVID-19. With the lack of sleep and nutrition due to the lack of breaks that can give them time to eat and rest, they are putting their well being at risk.