Irma severely damages Cuban sugar industry, crop: state mediaHAVANA (Reuters) - Hurricane Irma seriously damaged Cuba s already dilapidated sugar industry and flooded and flattened an extensive area of sugar cane, state-run media reported on Monday.  Some 300,000 hectares (740,000 acres) of cane were affected to different degrees,  Liobel Perez, spokesman for AZCUBA, the state sugar monopoly, was quoted as stating. He said 40 percent of the country s mills were also damaged, as were warehouses and other parts of the industry s infrastructure. Despite a steep decline in output over the last 15 years, the industry remains one of the country s most important in terms of employment and export earnings. The sugar harvest was scheduled to begin in November. The monster storm spent three days traversing most of the island s northern coast, from east to west, with particular force in the sugar-producing provinces of central Cuba, before heading north to Florida on Sunday. Officials have just begun to assess the damage, so the report was preliminary.  Cuba produced 1.8 million tonnes of sugar during the 2016-2017 season. worldnews
irma severely damages cuban sugar industry crop state mediahavana reuters hurricane irma seriously damaged cuba already dilapidated sugar industry flooded flattened extensive area sugar cane media reported monday some hectares acres cane affected different degrees libel perez spokesman cuba state sugar monopoly quoted stating he said percent country mills also damaged warehouses parts industry infrastructure despite steep decline output last years industry remains one country important terms employment export earnings the sugar harvest scheduled begin november the monster storm spent three days traversing island northern coast east west particular force provinces central cuba heading north florida sunday officials begun assess damage report preliminary cuba produced million tonnes sugar season worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Irma severely damages Cuban sugar industry, crop: state mediaHAVANA (Reuters) - Hurricane Irma seriously damaged Cuba s already dilapidated sugar industry and flooded and flattened an extensive area of sugar cane, state-run media reported on Monday.  Some 300,000 hectares (740,000 acres) of cane were affected to different degrees,  Liobel Perez, spokesman for AZCUBA, the state sugar monopoly, was quoted as stating. He said 40 percent of the country s mills were also damaged, as were warehouses and other parts of the industry s infrastructure. Despite a steep decline in output over the last 15 years, the industry remains one of the country s most important in terms of employment and export earnings. The sugar harvest was scheduled to begin in November. The monster storm spent three days traversing most of the island s northern coast, from east to west, with particular force in the sugar-producing provinces of central Cuba, before heading north to Florida on Sunday. Officials have just begun to assess the damage, so the report was preliminary.  Cuba produced 1.8 million tonnes of sugar during the 2016-2017 season. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: irma severely damages cuban sugar industry crop state mediahavana reuters hurricane irma seriously damaged cuba already dilapidated sugar industry flooded flattened extensive area sugar cane media reported monday some hectares acres cane affected different degrees libel perez spokesman cuba state sugar monopoly quoted stating he said percent country mills also damaged warehouses parts industry infrastructure despite steep decline output last years industry remains one country important terms employment export earnings the sugar harvest scheduled begin november the monster storm spent three days traversing island northern coast east west particular force provinces central cuba heading north florida sunday officials begun assess damage report preliminary cuba produced million tonnes sugar season worldnews