Since March, tourists flying to three Palawan destinations have had to travel to Clark first, a trip that can take up to 10 hours during floods. Read more »
Hagonoy, Bulacan, is reviving traditional pilapil, or earth dikes, to help protect communities from persistent tidal flooding caused by Manila Bay. Read more »
The Philippines faces the highest disaster risk in the world, according to the 2026 World Risk Report, which placed the country at the top of its ranking of 193 United Nations member states. 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 »
The Gokongwei Brothers Foundation is building 10 new classrooms for four public elementary schools in Pangasinan and Bacolod. Read more »
With Habagat continuing to flood city streets and the "super El Niño" creeping in later this year, how can Filipinos overcome both too much and too little water? Read more »
