Typhoon Tino Death Toll Climbs to 114 in Philippines
The devastating impact of Typhoon Tino continues to unfold as authorities confirm 114 fatalities across affected regions. Get the latest on rescue operations and government response.
The devastating impact of Typhoon Tino continues to unfold as authorities confirm 114 fatalities across affected regions. Get the latest on rescue operations and government response.
The Davao City Council takes decisive action against a piggery operation accused of polluting the critical Panigan-Tamugan River, summoning the owner to explain alleged environmental violations threatening Davao's future water source.
A Cebuano farmer's emotional appeal to Senator Bong Go highlights the severe water shortage affecting local agriculture and livelihoods in Cebu's mountainous regions.
Discover the must-have mobile applications that keep Cebuanos informed, connected, and protected during emergencies and daily life in the Queen City of the South.
Mandaue City faces a critical water crisis as Mayor Jonas Cortes declares a state of calamity, implementing emergency measures and seeking national government assistance.
Typhoon Tino leaves devastating trail across Philippines with nearly 90 confirmed fatalities. Emergency teams battle floods and landslides in massive rescue efforts.
Cebu City government introduces mandatory septage management program requiring property owners to maintain septic tanks, aiming to protect groundwater and public health from contamination.
Mayor Carmelo 'Pogi' Lazatin Jr. establishes dedicated task force to resolve water service issues in Angeles City, ensuring faster response to resident complaints.
Cebu City downgrades from red alert to yellow alert status as power supply stabilizes, bringing relief to residents and businesses after rotational brownouts.
Mayor Michael Rama assures Cebu City residents of stable supplies, calls for responsible purchasing and community cooperation during current situation.
Cebu braces for Typhoon Tino as power distributors and water utilities implement emergency protocols to maintain essential services during the severe weather event.
Aboitiz Power Corporation permanently retires its 124-megawatt diesel plant in Mactan, marking a significant step toward cleaner energy and sustainability in the Philippines.
Iloilo Provincial Government allocates ₱2.03 million to rehabilitate PRO-6 water systems, ensuring clean water access for police personnel and their families.
Cebu faces water disruptions as Typhoon Tino continues to impact the region. MCWD activates contingency plans to maintain supply amid power outages and turbid water sources.
Cebu City Councilor urges calm amid supply concerns, implementing 3-day grocery limits while assuring sufficient food and medicine stocks. Learn the latest guidelines.
Negros Occidental declares red alert status as provincial government implements emergency measures to combat severe El Niño effects. Learn about the water conservation strategies and agricultural protection plans.
Cebu Capitol mobilizes disaster response teams, prepares evacuation centers, and monitors weather updates as Typhoon Tino threatens the province. Essential supplies and emergency protocols activated.
A new tropical depression is brewing east of Mindanao and is expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility by Sunday, prompting close monitoring by PAGASA.
The Davao City Water District announces a 17-hour water service cutoff affecting multiple areas. Learn which barangays will be affected and essential preparation tips.
New data exposes alarming nutrition realities in Davao Region, with stunting, wasting, and obesity affecting children's future. Experts call for immediate action.
BYD Cebu unveils the revolutionary eMax 9 DM-i electric minibus, featuring premium amenities, extended range, and cutting-edge technology for the Philippine market.
Environmental groups sound the alarm as Davao's vital water source faces contamination crisis. Calls for immediate investigation into river pollution that threatens public health and ecosystem.
The recent powerful earthquake in Cebu has severely impacted the province's tourism sector, with widespread cancellations and infrastructure damage threatening the industry's recovery.
The Philippine Water Works Association warns that Davao City could face severe water shortages within six years without immediate conservation measures and infrastructure improvements.
Years after the devastating 2013 Bohol earthquake, Cebu residents continue to grapple with psychological trauma and anxiety during seismic events, highlighting the long-term mental health impact of natural disasters.
Exclusive investigation reveals three private planes connected to a Cebu-based businessman facing legal issues have departed Philippine territory, raising questions about aviation oversight.
Discover how traditional Filipino sari-sari stores in Cebu are embracing digital payments as e-wallet usage surges, transforming daily commerce and empowering small businesses.
The Philippines takes center stage in ASEAN 2024, pushing for collaborative economic growth and inclusive development policies across Southeast Asian nations.
Senator Francis Escudero's controversial plan to consolidate national and local budgets sparks intense debate about fiscal efficiency versus local autonomy in the Philippines.
Philippine authorities arrest suspected bomb manufacturer with alleged ISIS connections in Tacurong City, seizing explosives and bomb-making components in major security breakthrough.