No merry Christmas for flood culprits – PBBM Marcos Jr.

Cases filed by government solid, says President MANILA, Philippines — There would be no merry Christmas for officials and the others linked to corruption in flood control projects as they would be behind bars by then, President Marcos said yesterday, amid concerns raised by some quarters that no one has been held to account more […]

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The Philippines is listed among the nations most impacted by climate-related disasters.

The Philippines, long known for its exposure to natural calamities, continues to bear the brunt of the world’s worsening climate crisis. With its location along the Pacific Ring of Fire and its proximity to the Pacific Ocean, the country regularly experiences devastating typhoons and earthquakes. Read More.

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Typhoon Uwan destroys 25,000 houses in Catanduanes, inflicts ₱3.7 billion in damage in Albay.

LEGAZPI CITY — Super Typhoon “Uwan” (international name: Fung-wong) left a trail of destruction across the Bicol region, toppling homes, power and communication lines, and damaging agriculture and infrastructure. In Catanduanes province, Gov. Patrick  Azanza said in a phone interview with the Inquirer on Wednesday (Nov. 12)  that over 25,000 houses — with no breakdown

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PNP on full alert ahead of three-day Metro Manila protests

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police said Saturday it has placed its forces on full alert ahead of three days of protests, deploying personnel across Metro Manila and tapping reinforcements from other regions to ensure public safety. PNP acting chief Police Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr. said units have been fully mobilized

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