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Devastating floods: Is the Philippines ready?
As the world watches with horror the aftermath of the July 4 Texas floods—121 dead, 160 missing, and thousands ...
The flood didn’t stop where it used to. It pushed past informal settlements, past middle-class subdivisions, and breached the ...
This is the dramatic moment floods submerged busy roads amid heavy rain in the Philippines. Motorists experienced waterlogged ...
Poor drainage, unregulated construction, and indiscriminate waste disposal leave even this mountain city vulnerable to rising ...
About 2,500 families have been displaced by flooding in Bacolod and Talisay cities in Negros Occidental after incessant rains ...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday extended his sympathies to Americans affected by the massive floods in Texas, ...
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on Thursday extended his sympathies and solidarity to the United States as Texas ...
The findings counter widely held belief that only tropical cyclones that directly hit the country pose the most serious flooding risks.
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Palace: No Filipinos affected in Texas flash floods
No Filipinos are reported to be injured or missing in the devastating flash floods in Texas, United States, according to ...
the Philippines is now racing to catch up with Indonesia. In 2021, Manila lifted a nine-year ban on mining licenses. Despite ...
Several areas across the Philippines were impacted by the continuous rains over the weekend due to the southwest monsoon or ...