Typhoon Tino destroys ₱47M in Cebu City agriculture
Typhoon Tino caused ₱47 million in damage to Cebu City's mountain farms, affecting 4,000 farmers. City Agriculture Department coordinates recovery with insurance claims and planting materials.
Typhoon Tino caused ₱47 million in damage to Cebu City's mountain farms, affecting 4,000 farmers. City Agriculture Department coordinates recovery with insurance claims and planting materials.
Typhoon Tino's devastation leaves 70,000 Cebu households without reliable water supply. MCWD races to restore damaged facilities while residents rely on deep wells and water rationing. Learn how the city is coping.
Typhoon Tino destroyed nearly P47 million in crops and livestock in Cebu City's mountain barangays, affecting 4,000 farmers. Learn how the city is aiding recovery and ensuring stable vegetable supply.
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Cebu City's vital Bacayan-Talamban bridge shows structural damage from Typhoon Tino, threatening waste disposal and northern barangay access. Immediate repairs needed.
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival warns of potential bridge collapse in Bacayan-Talamban, threatening daily garbage collection of 600 metric tons. Army and DPWH assistance requested for emergency repairs.
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Cebu City's Bacayan-Talamban bridge shows structural instability after Typhoon Tino. Mayor Archival seeks Army and DPWH aid to prevent collapse and ensure waste collection.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. declares nationwide state of calamity due to severe agricultural damage and environmental crisis. Learn about government response measures.
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As Typhoon Tino exits the Philippines, Cebu residents face massive destruction - flooded homes, damaged infrastructure, and devastated agriculture. Discover how communities are coming together to recover.
Agricultural officials warn of significant damage to Cebu's corn production as Typhoon Tino batters the region, threatening food security and farmers' livelihoods.
Cebu Province initiates urgent bridge reconstruction in Daanbantayan following Typhoon Tino damage, restoring crucial transportation links for isolated communities.
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Lapu-Lapu City officials defend their state of calamity declaration following Typhoon Tino, citing significant agricultural damage and infrastructure impact despite criticism.
In a remarkable show of solidarity, Davao Light and Power Company dispatches 25 skilled linemen and specialized equipment to assist in power restoration efforts across Cebu following severe tropical storm conditions.
A devastating fire destroyed two residential houses in Barangay Mambaling, Cebu City, causing an estimated ₱11 million in property damage. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze.
Typhoon Tino leaves trail of destruction across Cebu, devastating farms and breaking farmers' livelihoods. Latest updates on damage assessment and recovery efforts.
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