A typhoon has killed at least 142 people and left another 127 missing after unleashing devastating floods across the Philippines, authorities said.

The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC) of Bohol has approved P5 million in financial assistance for five areas in Cebu that were severely affected by Typhoon Tino (international name: Kalmaegi).

Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon has sent a team to investigate the flood control projects in Cebu wherein at least 139 people were confirmed killed in the recent typhoon.

While Typhoon Tino no longer poses a threat to Cebu, the province’s northern areas may be placed under Signal No. 1 by Sunday, November 9, as Severe Tropical Storm (STS) Fung-wong moves closer to the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR).

Hiling ng mga residente sa Cebu hindi pera o pinansyal na tulong ang kailangan ngayon kundi generator sets para magamit sa paglilinis ng makapal na putik na iniwan ng baha

The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) said that Marcos had conducted an aerial inspection of the ravaged lands in Cebu before visiting the Tiltilon Elementary School in Liloan. Many of the school’s classrooms had been destroyed in Tino’s wake.

Is the ‘no flood in the Guadalupe area’ in the room with us?” These were the words of a netizen after a post from CDN Digital last August resurfaced in the wake of Typhoon Tino’s severe flooding. In the said post,