Cebu Earthquake Aftershocks Show Significant Decrease
Significant decrease in aftershocks recorded following September 30 earthquake in Cebu. PHIVOLCS reports improved stability as affected communities begin recovery process.
Category : Environment
Cebu Earthquake Aftershocks Subside to Normal Levels
Cebu experiences significant decrease in aftershocks following the magnitude 7.4 December earthquake. PHIVOLCS reports normal seismic activity with only 1-2 minor tremors daily.
Davao Water Crisis Warning: 2030 Deadline
The Philippine Water Works Association warns that Davao City could face severe water shortages within six years without immediate conservation measures and infrastructure improvements.
BFAR Red Tide Warning: Avoid Negros Oriental Fishing
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources warns against consuming shellfish from Dauin and nearby waters in Negros Oriental due to dangerous red tide toxins. Stay informed about affected areas and safety measures.
Cebu's Earthquake Trauma: Psychological Scars Years Later
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.
Bogo City's Decade-Long Landfill Crisis Continues
The controversial Bogo City landfill continues to divide communities after 10 years, with residents reporting health issues and environmental damage despite court rulings.
Cebu Maps Sustainable Industrial Future with New Green Plan
Cebu Province unveils ambitious roadmap balancing industrial growth with environmental protection, featuring green corridors and sustainable development zones across Central Visayas.
Heartbreak in Bogo City: Emotional Evacuation Scenes
Witness the emotional turmoil in Bogo City as residents face painful goodbyes and uncertain futures amid forced evacuations. Read their stories of resilience and loss.
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