MANY residents of Marikina City are still struggling to recover from the damage that Typhoon “Carina” and the floods brought about by its torrential rains left behind.
Quietly sitting by the door of one of the classrooms of the Malanday Elementary School, 68-year-old Jose Wilmar Enecillo was lost in thought on how he and his family would rise after getting knocked down yet again by the wrath of Mother Nature.
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday expressed sympathy to the victims of Severe Tropical Storm Kristine (international name Trami), assuring them that the national government was “working around-the-clock” to provide all the […]
PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is seeking the creation of higher flood walls and the implementation of an aggressive reforestation program to control flooding, Malacañang said Wednesday. Marcos’ plans were raised during his meeting with the […]
SEN. Bong Go highlighted on Monday the urgent need to improve health care infrastructure for the Philippines’ most vulnerable populations during the third reading and approval of bills to upgrade local health care facilities. During […]
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