Binaliw Landfill Collapse: 35 Dead, Search Continues

The death toll from the Binaliw landfill collapse in Cebu City has reached 35. Authorities maintain it's a search-and-rescue mission, not retrieval, as one person remains missing. Read the latest updates.

MCWD opens doors to investors, eyes rate adjustment

MCWD invites private investors and bulk water suppliers to address financial losses and a 32% non-revenue water rate. A rate adjustment and progressive billing are also planned to ensure Cebu's water future.

Coffee Biofence Planted on Mt. Apo to Protect Forest

Aboitiz Renewables and Bagobo Tagabawa IPs plant 1,000 arabica seedlings along Mt. Apo's Sibulan Trail, creating a living barrier for conservation and livelihood. See how this project blends environmental protection with sustainable income.

DSWD on Blue Alert for Tropical Depression Ada

The DSWD is on blue alert status, prepositioning over 2.7 million family food packs nationwide as it monitors Tropical Depression Ada, the year's first cyclone. Read for regional preparedness details.

Binaliw Landslide Death Toll Reaches 25 in Cebu

The death toll from the Binaliw landfill landslide has climbed to 25. President Marcos pledges support as search efforts continue amid storm threats. Cebu City declares a day of mourning.

25 Dead in Binaliw Landslide, Rescue Ops Continue

Rescue efforts continue a week after the Binaliw landfill tragedy. A city official criticizes the waste company's lack of transparency with families of missing workers. Read the latest updates.

NIA, Army Explore Water Sources in Sulu Village

NIA and the 1103rd Infantry Brigade assessed water sources in Timpook, Patikul, Sulu, aiming to boost agriculture and community resilience. Read about the joint development initiative.

Binaliw Landfill Tragedy: How Did It Happen?

The Binaliw landfill tragedy raises questions about safety and corruption. Learn the facts, from the 2000 Payatas disaster to the recent Cebu City failure. Read the full investigation.

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