Davao Fishers Brace for Smaller Catches as ‘Very Strong’ El Niño Looms
by DitoSaPilipinas.comHigh fuel costs and a forecast drought are squeezing small-scale fishers, many of whom already turn to construction work to get by. Read more »
High fuel costs and a forecast drought are squeezing small-scale fishers, many of whom already turn to construction work to get by. Read more »
Workers died building Imelda Marcos’s film palace by the bay, and nobody agrees on how many. Here’s what the record shows, what the ghost stories say, and why the two keep getting mixed up. Read more »
Metro Cebu’s air quality is deteriorating, but the problem is not coming from forest fires in Indonesia. Read more »
Manuel V. Pangilinan went back to Barangay San Juan in Apalit, Pampanga, the community where he grew up, to hand out relief packs to families displaced by weeks of monsoon flooding. Read more »
Prolonged flooding has disrupted face-to-face classes across parts of Region 1, prompting DepEd to consider ways to make up for lost learning time once schools become safe to reopen. Read more »
Heavy Southwest Monsoon rains and cyclones Luis and Maymay have disrupted the supply of agricultural products, pushing up prices of vegetables and fish in several markets. Read more »