Scenes of devastation in Cebu after Typhoon Tino: a damaged home in a rural village (top) and vehicles stacked in a flooded street (bottom) as residents begin clearing debris

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

Malacañang on Wednesday said it wants an investigation into the 343 flood control projects in Cebu from 2016 to 2022, which could have helped the province during Typhoon Tino’s onslaught. At a briefing,

Cebu may still feel the impact of the approaching ‘Storm Uwan’ if the weather system veers slightly south of its current forecast path toward Northern Luzon, the state weather bureau warned on Thursday,

More than 40 people have been killed and hundreds of thousands displaced as rains driven by Typhoon Tino (international name: Kalmaegi) flooded swathes of the central Philippines on Tuesday.

Malacañang on Wednesday called for a necessary review of the more than 500 flood control projects in Cebu province, which was among the worst-devastated by Typhoon “Tino” (international name: Kalmaegi).