Students in the Visayas express concern as schools resume face-to-face classes shortly after Typhoon Tino and a major earthquake. Many are still recovering from trauma and infrastructure damage. Discover their stories and the call for empathy.
Mandaue City intensifies cleanup operations in interior barangays after clearing major roads. City Administrator Malig-on reports growing resident participation in debris removal. Read about the progress.
A personal reflection on how climate change and urbanization have transformed the rain in the Philippines from a blessing into a source of fear and disruption. Discover the urgent need for resilient flood control.
Over a week after Typhoon Tino, Asturias town faces recovery challenges with 1,465 individuals affected. Relief efforts hampered by rugged terrain. Learn how to help.
The UN's COP30 climate conference in Belém faces collapse as major polluters skip the event and the 1.5°C target is declared unachievable. Discover why global climate action is failing.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas highlights blended finance as a key strategy to boost climate adaptation funding. Discover how this approach can build resilience.
Cebu City Council approves financial relief for businesses hit by Typhoon Tino, waiving permit fees to speed up economic recovery. Learn how this helps local commerce.
Asturias town faces ongoing recovery challenges after Typhoon Tino, with Barangay Kaluangan residents struggling amid slow relief due to rugged terrain. Help is needed.
DOST 7 and partners deploy Starlink-powered internet and water purification systems to earthquake and typhoon-hit Medellin communities, restoring essential services.
Public schools in Mandaue City officially resumed face-to-face classes on November 13, 2025, though some continue blended learning due to evacuation centers. Dr. Edgar Espina of DepEd shares details on recovery efforts.
As Philippines recovers from Typhoon Tino and Uwan, experts emphasize play as fundamental right for children's emotional recovery. Learn how sports rebuild communities.
DTI Davao Oriental empowers 40 micro-entrepreneurs with livelihood kits after doublet earthquakes and shear lines. Discover how the PPG program fosters business resilience.
ASEAN ambassadors joined 200 volunteers in planting native trees in Pampanga to celebrate UN Día del Galeón and promote environmental sustainability. Join the green movement!
Witness the powerful scenes of survival and community strength as Bangkok residents rebuild after devastating floods. See how hope persists amidst the destruction.
Mandaue City's clearing operations advance with 4 teams now working on interior areas after major roads cleared. Private sector assistance boosts recovery efforts.
Mayor Amos Edwin Cabahug urges microfinance institutions to grant payment deferment for typhoon-affected residents in Balamban, Cebu. Join the recovery effort.
Advocacy groups link Typhoon Tino's devastation in Capiz and Leyte to nickel mining and climate injustice. They demand trillions in ecological debt from Global North nations. Read more.
The Philippines' DOT assures tourists Cebu remains open despite recent calamities. Your visit sustains jobs and aids recovery. Explore Cebu's resilient spirit today!
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival explores early 13th month pay & Christmas bonus for employees affected by Typhoon Tino. Learn about the city's recovery plan and the call for private sector support.
DOLE 7 allocates P100 million for emergency employment & livelihood recovery in flood-hit Cebu. Get the latest on Tupad program payouts and areas covered.
Typhoon Tino's devastation reveals systemic failures in flood control and housing. Join the call for justice and sustainable solutions for vulnerable communities.
As Typhoon Tino batters Visayas, a search continues for missing persons in Cebu. Greenpeace demands climate justice, urging the President to act on the Loss and Damage Fund and hold polluters accountable.
Philippines DOT confirms Cebu remains open to tourists after typhoon Tino and earthquake. Core tourism areas operational with safety measures in place. Support local recovery by visiting.
As COP30 unfolds in Brazil, the Philippines confronts climate injustice. Despite minimal emissions, our nation faces devastating typhoons while leading the fight for accountability through the Loss and Damage Fund.
Toledo City Mayor Marjorie Perales orders gradual resumption of in-person classes, prioritizing student safety and academic recovery after pandemic disruptions.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivers powerful reassurance to Cebuanos during Typhoon Alina inspection, pledging continuous government support until complete recovery.
The European Union's climate monitoring service reveals alarming data showing 2025 is likely to be one of the three warmest years in recorded history, signaling urgent climate action needed.
Heart-wrenching accounts emerge as communities rebuild after Typhoon Tino's devastation. Discover survival stories and ongoing relief efforts across affected regions.
Local government units across Cebu are now prioritizing rehabilitation efforts as Typhoon Tino exits the region, addressing infrastructure damage and displaced families.
Shocking details emerge as recovery efforts reveal majority of fatalities from the Mandaue bridge collapse were found in neighboring Cordova waters, raising questions about emergency response coordination.