Philippines' Geographic Vulnerability to Natural Disasters

The Philippines faces constant threats from typhoons, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions due to its location in the Pacific Ring of Fire, with climate change intensifying risks and communities adapting through resilience measures.

PCG Divers Resume Operations on Sunken MV Trisha Kerstin 3

Philippine Coast Guard technical divers have resumed diving operations on the sunken MV Trisha Kerstin 3 near Baluk-Baluk Island, Basilan, after improved weather conditions, conducting safety assessments for the vessel lying 52 meters deep.

Basyang Weakens to LPA, Heavy Rains Continue

Tropical Storm Basyang has weakened into a low-pressure area over the Sulu Sea, but continues to bring heavy rainfall and strong winds across multiple Philippine regions, with hazardous sea conditions.

Davao Oriental Revokes Mining Permits Over Violations

Davao Oriental's provincial board unanimously revoked mining permits for two companies after discovering environmental violations, road obstructions, and threats to the UNESCO-protected Mount Hamiguitan sanctuary.

Cebu City Waits for DENR Findings on Landfill Collapse

Cebu City officials express concern over delays in DENR's investigation into the Binaliw landfill collapse, with no timeline set, worsening the city's waste disposal crisis as temporary solutions near expiration.

Cebu Shelters Stranded Passengers, Police on High Alert

Nearly 100 individuals stranded at Pier 1 due to canceled ship trips from Tropical Depression Basyang have been temporarily housed at Barangay Tinago Gym in Cebu City. Police Regional Office 7 has escalated to heightened alert status, deploying all resour

Cebu City on Red Alert for Basyang Landslide Risk

Cebu City authorities report no major incidents from Tropical Depression Basyang but warn of possible minor landslides due to softened soil. Evacuations in mountain barangays have mostly ended as conditions improve.

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