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Class Suspensions in Metro Manila Due to Monsoon Rains
WorldRapplerinquirer6d ago2 sources

Class Suspensions in Metro Manila Due to Monsoon Rains

Classes have been suspended in parts of Metro Manila, including Quezon City and Mandaluyong, due to heavy monsoon rains and a yellow rainfall advisory. The number coding scheme was also suspended in the afternoon to ease traffic congestion.

Sea Travel Resumes in Northern Quezon Province
Worldinquirer1mo ago

Sea Travel Resumes in Northern Quezon Province

Sea travel for all vessels in northern Quezon province, Philippines, resumed on Friday, July 10, after the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) lifted a gale warning in the area.

Super Typhoon Inday Prompts Class Suspensions and Travel Disruptions in Philippines
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Super Typhoon Inday Prompts Class Suspensions and Travel Disruptions in Philippines

Super Typhoon Inday (international name Muifa) entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility, prompting class suspensions in various areas, including parts of Metro Manila and Negros, and the cancellation of small vessel trips in northern Quezon. Authorities raised Signal No. 1 in 12 Northern Luzon areas and advised vigilance due to potential enhanced 'habagat' rains.

Supertyphoon Bavi Expected to Enter Philippine Area of Responsibility
Worldndtvzdg-mdRappler+2inquirerphilstar1mo ago5 sources

Supertyphoon Bavi Expected to Enter Philippine Area of Responsibility

Supertyphoon Bavi is projected to bring strong winds to the Philippines starting July 7 and may enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) by July 8. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) has issued warnings regarding the typhoon's potential impact.

Philippine Police Arrest Three Alleged LTO Fixers
Politicsinquirer1mo ago

Philippine Police Arrest Three Alleged LTO Fixers

The Philippine National Police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (PNP CIDG) announced the arrest of three individuals accused of being Land Transportation Office (LTO) fixers in Manila and Quezon City.

INC Rally Moves to Manila, Causes Road Closures and Class Suspensions
Worldinquirerphilstar1mo ago2 sources

INC Rally Moves to Manila, Causes Road Closures and Class Suspensions

The Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) rally, which began on EDSA, moved to Liwasang Bonifacio in Manila for its third day, drawing thousands of participants. The relocation prompted road closures, class suspensions in Manila, and a heightened alert for police and disaster response teams.

Court dismisses P1-B civil case against QC Rep. Vargas
Worldinquirer1mo ago

Court dismisses P1-B civil case against QC Rep. Vargas

A local court in the Philippines has dismissed a P1-billion civil suit filed against Quezon City Representative Patrick Michael Vargas, citing a lack of jurisdiction over the complaint which alleged his involvement in anomalous flood control projects.

Cash Aid Distributed to PUV Drivers in Calabarzon, Philippines
Politicsinquirer2mo ago

Cash Aid Distributed to PUV Drivers in Calabarzon, Philippines

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in Region IV-A has distributed P1.096 billion in cash relief assistance to public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers across Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, and Quezon). This initiative aims to provide financial support to drivers in the region.

Philippine Government Addresses Domestic Issues and International Relations
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Philippine Government Addresses Domestic Issues and International Relations

The Philippine government is addressing various domestic issues, including stricter fire prevention, school overcrowding, and infrastructure projects like MRT-7, while also engaging in international relations with a state visit from Vietnam's General Secretary and President.

Large Cocaine Haul Found, Surrendered in Quezon
Worldinquirer3mo ago

Large Cocaine Haul Found, Surrendered in Quezon

Police are investigating a large quantity of cocaine found along the Quezon coast, believed to be from foreign sources, after a local fisherman surrendered P34.5 million worth of the suspected illegal drugs.

Cannes Film Festival Kicks Off with Market Buzz and Hollywood Attendance Debate
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Cannes Film Festival Kicks Off with Market Buzz and Hollywood Attendance Debate

The Cannes Film Festival has begun, featuring a bustling film market with new project announcements and sales, alongside ongoing discussions and concerns regarding Hollywood's participation. Festival organizers have voiced hopes for major studio films to return in the future.

Manases Carpio Considers Appeal in Tax Record Case
Businessinquirer3mo ago

Manases Carpio Considers Appeal in Tax Record Case

Manases Carpio, husband of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, is reportedly considering an appeal after a Quezon City court dismissed his petition to block a House of Representatives committee regarding his tax records.

Philippines Faces, Experiences 'Danger Level' Heat Index
Healthinquirerphilstar3mo ago2 sources

Philippines Faces, Experiences 'Danger Level' Heat Index

The Philippine weather agency Pagasa issued warnings for extreme heat, with multiple areas forecast to reach 'danger level' heat indices peaking at 44ºC over several days in early May. Various provinces experienced and were predicted to continue facing high temperatures.

Tropical Storms and Monsoon Rains Cause Deaths and Widespread Flooding in Philippines
Worldorfdelfi-ltjutarnji-list+4channel-news-asiaRapplerinquirerphilstar9d ago7 sources

Tropical Storms and Monsoon Rains Cause Deaths and Widespread Flooding in Philippines

Heavy monsoon rains, exacerbated by tropical storms, have led to at least 16 deaths, widespread flooding, and class suspensions across the Philippines. Over 850 residents in Manila sought shelter, and several dams neared spilling levels as a week of storms left a trail of destruction.

51 Protesters Arrested at Sona Rally in Quezon City
Politicsinquirerphilstar23d ago2 sources

51 Protesters Arrested at Sona Rally in Quezon City

Fifty-one protesters were arrested at a Sona rally in Quezon City for alleged violations, including face-covering and vandalism. The Philippine National Police insisted on the violations despite reports of tension between protesters and officers.

Global Cities at High Risk from Extreme Heat
Worldindian-expressVnExpress29d ago2 sources

Global Cities at High Risk from Extreme Heat

A new global study identifies Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam and Quezon in the Philippines among the 50 cities worldwide most vulnerable to extreme heat, highlighting a disproportionate risk in South and Southeast Asia.

Heavy Rains Cause Flooding in Quezon City
Worldinquirermyjoyonline1mo ago2 sources

Heavy Rains Cause Flooding in Quezon City

Heavy rainfall on Thursday afternoon led to significant flooding in several areas of Quezon City. Concerns have been raised about preventing future fatalities due to such weather events.

Tropical Depression Ester Exits Philippine Area of Responsibility
Worldinquirerphilstar2mo ago2 sources

Tropical Depression Ester Exits Philippine Area of Responsibility

Tropical Depression Ester has exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Saturday morning, after maintaining its strength and prompting Signal No. 1 over Batanes. Despite the stormy weather, some areas like Infanta, Quezon, continued to face dangerous heat index levels.

Dangerous Heat Index Persists Across Philippines, Reaching 49°C in Quezon
Healthinquirer2mo ago

Dangerous Heat Index Persists Across Philippines, Reaching 49°C in Quezon

Dangerous heat index levels continue across various parts of the Philippines, with Infanta, Quezon, recording a peak of 49°C despite the start of the rainy season. Several areas in Visayas and other regions are also experiencing extreme heat, with forecasts predicting dangerous levels in multiple locations.

Community Watchdogs Trained for Road Project in Quezon
Worldinquirer3mo ago

Community Watchdogs Trained for Road Project in Quezon

Community representatives in Mulanay, Quezon, have undergone training to monitor the construction quality and integrity of a 15.33-kilometer farm-to-market road project. The initiative aims to safeguard the project in the town.

Man Arrested for Diesel Theft in Quezon City
Worldinquirer3mo ago

Man Arrested for Diesel Theft in Quezon City

A man was apprehended in Barangay Payatas, Quezon City, for allegedly stealing P2,000 worth of diesel from a vehicle. Police spotted him suspiciously climbing out of a garage.

Philippine Senate Prepares to Convene as Impeach Court
PoliticsFTThe Guardianaktuality-sk+5Times of Indiajerusalem-postRapplerinquirerphilstar3mo ago8 sources

Philippine Senate Prepares to Convene as Impeach Court

The Philippine Senate is preparing to convene as an impeach court on Monday, with senators instructed to wear robes for the proceedings. This development comes amidst related legal discussions and disputes involving Senate figures.

Mayon Volcano Eruption Causes Widespread Ashfall, Damage in Philippines
Worldiefimeridainquirerphilstar3mo ago3 sources

Mayon Volcano Eruption Causes Widespread Ashfall, Damage in Philippines

The Mayon Volcano in the Philippines has erupted, covering over 8,500 hectares with ashfall and causing significant crop damage in Albay province. Eight local government units have been placed under a state of calamity, prompting aid efforts for affected residents and workers.

Record Rainfall in Japan Kills Eight, Strands Thousands at Narita Airport
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Record Rainfall in Japan Kills Eight, Strands Thousands at Narita Airport

Record-breaking rainfall in Japan has resulted in at least eight deaths and left thousands of travelers stranded, particularly at Narita Airport. The severe weather has also caused flooding in other parts of Asia, including Metro Manila and eastern China.

Monsoon Rains and Storms Cause Widespread Flooding and Deaths in the Philippines
Worldnzzyle-uutisetbalkan-web+4in-cyprusRapplerinquirerphilstar8d ago7 sources

Monsoon Rains and Storms Cause Widespread Flooding and Deaths in the Philippines

Heavy monsoon rains, exacerbated by tropical storms Maymay and Luis, have caused extensive flooding across the Philippines, particularly in Luzon and Pampanga, leading to at least 26 deaths and affecting over 111,000 families. The severe weather also resulted in significant agricultural damage and large accumulations of waste in Manila's waterways.

Deadly Earthquakes Strike Japan, Thousands Evacuated
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Deadly Earthquakes Strike Japan, Thousands Evacuated

A series of powerful earthquakes, including a magnitude 7, struck Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan, causing buildings to collapse and leaving several people in cardiac arrest. Thousands have been evacuated as rescuers search for those trapped.

Quezon City Launches Citywide Kidney Screening Program
Healthinquirer1mo ago

Quezon City Launches Citywide Kidney Screening Program

The Quezon City government in the Philippines, in partnership with Boehringer Ingelheim, has initiated a citywide kidney screening and awareness program to facilitate early detection of chronic kidney disease among residents.

Jinggoy Estrada's Arraignment Postponed, Returns to Jail
PoliticsAPstraits-timesRappler+2inquirerphilstar2mo ago5 sources

Jinggoy Estrada's Arraignment Postponed, Returns to Jail

Former Senator Jinggoy Estrada's arraignment for graft and plunder charges, alongside Manuel Bonoan, was postponed by the Sandiganbayan to June 4, leading to his return to jail after nine years. Advocacy groups have called for an end to special privileges for high-profile detainees like Estrada.

Bukidnon Town Diversifies Agricultural Economy
Environmentinquirer3mo ago

Bukidnon Town Diversifies Agricultural Economy

The town of Quezon in Bukidnon, Philippines, is shifting its agricultural focus from traditional crops like sugarcane and pineapple to a more diverse range of farm products, supported by expanded rural infrastructure. This initiative aims to strengthen the local economy and protect farmers.

PAGASA Warns of Dangerous Heat Index Levels Across Philippines
Environmentinquirerphilstar3mo ago2 sources

PAGASA Warns of Dangerous Heat Index Levels Across Philippines

PAGASA has issued warnings and reported dangerous heat index levels, reaching up to 43°C, in numerous areas across the Philippines, including Pangasinan, Quezon, Cavite, and parts of Visayas, over several days in May. Residents are advised to brace for extreme heat as these conditions persist.