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Cebu's 2025 twin disasters expose critical gaps in preparedness

Cebu faced a compounded crisis in 2025 with a magnitude 6.9 quake followed by Typhoon Tino, affecting over 753,000 people. The disasters revealed urgent needs in infrastructure, coordination, and risk-based planning for the province's future resilience.

Cebu's 2025: Resilience After Earthquake, Typhoon Tino

As 2025 ends, Cebu reflects on a year tested by a magnitude 6.9 earthquake and deadly Typhoon Tino. We remember the lives lost and the community spirit that shone through the darkness. Let's build a safer, more prepared Cebu in 2026.

Cebu's 2025: Elections, Earthquakes, and Floods

A look back at Cebu's turbulent 2025: election upsets, a deadly magnitude 6.9 earthquake, fatal floods, and environmental policy reviews. Explore the key events that defined the year.

2025 Wrap-Up: A Year of Resilience and Reckoning

As 2025 ends, we reflect on a transformative year marked by natural disasters, governance shifts, and personal resilience. Discover the key lessons and look ahead with clarity. Read the full analysis.

Cebu Typhoon Survivors Mark Christmas with Resilience

Survivors of Typhoon Tino in Cebu City celebrated Christmas 2025 with karaoke and simple meals at an evacuation center, showcasing unity and hope after devastating floods. Read their inspiring story.

Cebu Road Accidents Injure Multiple Before Dawn

Two separate road accidents in Cebu City's Labangon and Basak Pardo injured several individuals in the early hours of December 23, 2025. Read the full report on the collisions involving motorcycles and a taxi.

Cebu's 2025 Agri-Fishery Trade Fair Opens December 15

Cebu Vice Governor Glenn Soco inaugurated the Pasko sa Kapitolyo 2025 Agri-Fishery Trade Fair on Dec. 15. The event features products from 17 localities and 19 private exhibitors, showcasing Cebuano resilience. Visit until December 19!

Cebu's Economic Burden After Typhoon Tino

One month after Typhoon Tino devastated Cebu, victims face overwhelming financial recovery costs while failed systems face no consequences. Discover the real economic impact.

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