Six barangays in Cebu City experienced rain-induced landslides following days of heavy rainfall. Authorities confirm no casualties, all roads passable, and improved disaster awareness among residents.
A landslide damaged a house in Cebu City as heavy rains from a shear line weather system continue, with Pagasa warning of flooding and landslides until Tuesday evening.
The Philippine National Police has deployed personnel to assist in road clearing operations in Mindanao and Visayas following Tropical Cyclone Basyang, with 37 roads and one bridge closed in Northern Mindanao.
Residents of Sultan Kudarat province have experienced over 120 earthquakes since January 19, 2026, as part of a seismic swarm along the Cotabato Trench, with thousands recorded offshore.
Cebu Province reports zero casualties after Typhoon Basyang hit on February 6, 2026, thanks to effective preemptive evacuations led by local governments and disaster officials.
Five years after Typhoon Odette, residents in Barangay Cantao-an, Naga City, Cebu, express frustration over exclusion from aid lists, highlighting ongoing recovery challenges and government distribution issues.
Cebu City Councilor Joel Garganera calls for prioritizing investigation and rehabilitation of the Binaliw dumpsite, site of a deadly trash slide that killed 36, before considering waste-to-energy or other solutions, amid resident opposition.
Globe Telecom secures the ASEAN Energy Award 2025 for its AI-powered building efficiency project, highlighting its leadership in sustainability and digital innovation in the Philippines.
Cebu City Councilor Joel Garganera calls for investigation and rehabilitation of Binaliw landfill before decisions on closure or waste-to-energy plant, following deadly trash slide.
Senator Francis Pangilinan files resolution for Senate investigation into mining exploration permit in Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya, citing environmental and community concerns.
PAGASA reports a shear line affecting Southern Luzon and the northeast monsoon dominating Luzon, bringing cloudy skies, scattered rains, and thunderstorms with moderate to heavy rainfall posing flash flood and landslide risks.
The Philippines is considering a carbon market initiative to address environmental factors linked to the Nipah virus, aiming to reduce risks through sustainable practices.
The Office of Civil Defense reports 12 fatalities from Tropical Depression Basyang, affecting nearly 500,000 people. Lapu-Lapu City faces renewed flooding criticism despite ongoing infrastructure projects.
Residents of Barangay Binaliw in Cebu City demand rejection of waste-to-energy proposals and closure of the landfill following a fatal trash slide that claimed 36 lives.
Rescue operations continue in Cagayan de Oro as Tropical Storm Basyang claims 12 lives, affects nearly 500,000 people, and damages 445 homes across Northern Mindanao and Caraga.
The Bangsamoro Ministry of Social Services and Development initiates a comprehensive humanitarian response to assist 1,000 families displaced by a devastating fire in Lamion village, Tawi-Tawi.
SM Investments Corporation becomes the first conglomerate to complete DOST-PHIVOLCS training on GeoRiskPH platform, enhancing climate and natural hazard resilience across its business units through public-private partnership.
Residents of Barangay Binaliw in Cebu City launch a signature campaign demanding landfill closure and opposing a new waste-to-energy facility, one month after a landslide killed 36 people.
PAGASA forecasts scattered rains and thunderstorms in multiple regions due to shear line and northeast monsoon, with warnings of possible flash floods and landslides.
The Office of Civil Defense reports 12 fatalities from Tropical Storm Basyang, with nearly 500,000 persons affected across Northern Mindanao and Caraga regions.
Heavy rains from Tropical Depression Basyang hit Dalaguete, Cebu, damaging vegetable farms. The storm weakened to a Low Pressure Area but continues to bring rain and warnings across the Philippines.
The Cebu Provincial Tourism Office has suspended all tourism activities due to Typhoon Basyang, with ongoing safety warnings for visitors in affected areas.
Tropical Depression Basyang brought heavy rains to Southern Cebu on February 6, 2026, causing flash floods in Dalaguete, displacing residents, and damaging vegetable crops like cabbage and tomatoes.
Typhoon Basyang's impact in the Philippines highlights severe disruptions to daily life, from travel cancellations to tragic landslides, urging preparedness and reflection on environmental vulnerabilities.
Iligan City declared a state of calamity after Typhoon Basyang caused severe flooding, submerging a bridge in Barangay Tubod and displacing over 24,000 residents. National agencies, led by DSWD Secretary Rex Gatchalian, are coordinating relief efforts wit
While Cebu City remained safe during Tropical Storm Basyang, mountain villages in Dalaguete suffered devastating flash floods that destroyed crops and displaced families, highlighting rural vulnerability.
A month after the deadly trash slide at Binaliw landfill, Cebu City struggles with waste disposal, relying on temporary arrangements and facing regulatory uncertainty.
Heavy rains from tropical depression Basyang caused flash flooding in Southern Cebu, displacing over 1,500 people and damaging crops. The storm also triggered landslides in Mindanao before weakening.
Iloilo City's Emergency Operations Center keeps blue alert status as Tropical Cyclone Basyang dissipates into a low pressure area. Response personnel and vehicles remain on standby while monitoring continues.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Western Visayas distributed ready-to-eat food to 76 stranded individuals in Ajuy, Iloilo, as Tropical Depression Basyang affected thousands across the region, with ongoing assessments and relief efforts.