BFP Fire Truck Crashes with 10-Wheeler in Bohol, Driver Hurt
A Bohol fire truck driver was injured after a collision with a dump truck in Loboc. FO1 Moises Dalagan was rescued and hospitalized. The dump truck driver faces charges.
Category : Environment
ITCZ to Bring Rains to Mindanao, Amihan in Batanes
PAGASA forecasts scattered rains in Eastern Visayas, Caraga, Davao due to ITCZ. Amihan brings light rains to Batanes. Flash flood, landslide warnings issued.
M Lhuillier Tree of Hope Illuminates Cebu's Resilience
The M Lhuillier Tree of Hope in Fuente Circle, Cebu, shines as a symbol of healing after a magnitude 6.9 earthquake and Typhoon Tino devastated the region. Discover how Cebuanos find light amidst loss.
Mandaue City: Plant a Tree to Graduate
Mandaue City officials draft an ordinance requiring all graduating senior high and college students to plant trees. The move aims to combat climate change and involve youth in environmental protection.
US-ASEAN Council Pushes for Circular Economy in Southeast Asia
The US-ASEAN Business Council is leading a push for practical Extended Producer Responsibility systems to transform packaging waste management across Southeast Asia. Learn how this collaborative effort aims to build a sustainable future.
1,000 Relocated in San Remigio After Sinkhole Discovery
Over 1,000 residents in San Remigio, Cebu face relocation after 60+ sinkholes emerged following the magnitude 6.9 earthquake. Mayor Martinez declares no-build zones as safety measures intensify.
Food Scrap Feeding Poses Risks to Philippine Hogs
Backyard hog farmers using food scraps risk animal health and economic losses. Experts recommend composting instead to prevent disease transmission and protect livestock.
Farmer Dies in Dumanjug Road Accident
A 50-year-old farmer died after falling from an overloaded multicab in Dumanjug. The driver has promised to cover funeral expenses as family declines to file charges.
Dumanjug Flood Wall Collapse Blamed on Nature
Mayor Gica confirms the Dumanjug flood control wall collapse was due to Tropical Depression Verbena, not substandard construction. The project was above-standard, and the contractor will repair it.
1,000 Residents Relocated After Earthquake Sinkholes
San Remigio, Cebu faces mass relocation as 60 earthquake-induced sinkholes force 1,000 residents from homes. Learn about the geological crisis and recovery efforts.
Dumanjug Wall Collapse Due to Force Majeure, Says Mayor
Mayor Gungun Gica confirms the Dumanjug flood control wall collapse was caused by extreme weather, not poor construction. The contractor will perform free repairs. Read the full investigation details.
Cebu Flights Canceled Due to Mandatory Airbus Software Update
Mandatory Airbus software upgrades cause nationwide flight cancellations, disrupting travel from Mactan-Cebu International Airport. Stay informed on rebooking options.
Fair PH Weekend Weather, Potential Typhoon by December
Pagasa forecasts generally fair and hot weather across the Philippines this weekend, with isolated thunderstorms. No LPA is currently being monitored, but one may form by mid-December. Plan your weekend now!
ROTC Cadets Clean Flood-Damaged School in Talisay
Student volunteers and ROTC members from Cebu City help clean Biasong Elementary School in Talisay City, restoring hope after Typhoon Tino's devastation on November 4, 2025.
Cebu's Economic Burden After Typhoon Tino
One month after Typhoon Tino devastated Cebu, victims face overwhelming financial recovery costs while failed systems face no consequences. Discover the real economic impact.
DSWD Quality Checks 20,000 Food Packs in Zamboanga
DSWD-Zamboanga Peninsula conducts rigorous quality checks on Family Food Packs to ensure safe consumption for disaster-affected families. Learn how they maintain relief standards.
Army Plants 150 Trees in Basilan School Initiative
Philippine Army's 32nd Infantry Battalion leads tree growing activity in Maluso, Basilan, planting 150 seedlings to promote environmental sustainability and community development.
4 Weather Systems Bring Rains Across Philippines
PAGASA reports four weather systems, including Severe Tropical Storm Koto, are causing scattered rains and thunderstorms across various Philippine regions. Stay informed for your safety.
Mawab Strengthens Disaster Response Protocols
Mawab, Davao de Oro is enhancing its disaster preparedness with a new Risk Communication Plan and updated emergency protocols for faster response to protect residents.
Pagasa: Fair Weather Expected Across Philippines
Pagasa predicts generally fair weather conditions nationwide this weekend with isolated rain showers possible. No active weather disturbances currently monitored.
DOTr Bans E-Bikes and E-Trikes on Major Roads
The Department of Transportation implements nationwide ban on electric bikes and tricycles from major roads starting December 1, 2025. Learn how this affects traffic flow and public safety.
Seaweed Industry Rescue Plan Launched in Central Visayas
10 stakeholders unite to save Philippines' seaweed industry from climate change threats. New technical working group aims for coordinated revival strategy. Read the full story.
MCWD recovers 90% water output post-Typhoon Tino
Metropolitan Cebu Water District restores 248,000 cubic meters daily, reaching 90% of pre-typhoon levels. Normal water pressure returns for 214,000 connections. Read the latest updates.
Cebu Floods Kill 150, Experts Urge Climate Action
Over 150 Cebuanos died in Typhoon Tino's flash floods. Experts warn climate change intensifies storms and demand local governments implement integrated water management solutions now.
Pagasa: Fair weekend weather, possible December typhoon
Pagasa forecasts generally fair weather this weekend with hot days and isolated rains. A low-pressure area may form into a typhoon by mid-December. Plan your weekend now!
Pagasa: Fair Weekend Weather, Possible December Typhoon
Pagasa Visayas forecasts generally fair weather this weekend with hot days and isolated rains. No LPA monitored, but potential typhoon may form by second week of December.
Verbena Flooding Hits Cebu: Recovery Efforts Underway
Tropical Depression Verbena caused severe flooding in southern Cebu on November 25, 2025, submerging streets and hospitals. Residents now face massive cleanup efforts. Learn how communities are recovering.
Bacolod stops illegal creek fencing by Neo Food Corp
Bacolod City issues cease order against Neo Food Corporation for illegal creek fencing causing flooding. Company given 72 hours to explain. #BacolodNews
Hong Kong Residential Fire Kills 75, Injures 76
Major fire devastates Hong Kong residential complex, leaving 75 dead and 76 injured. Rescue operations continue as community support pours in. Read the latest updates.
225 Cebu Families Get P3.3M Earthquake Housing Aid
Aboitiz Foundation provides P3.3 million in construction assistance to 225 earthquake-affected families in San Remigio, Cebu. Learn how this initiative helps rebuild homes and communities.
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