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Iloilo

Youth convergence links leadership to community action

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The red-striped soft scale insect (RSSI) infests sugarcane plants in parts of Pontevedra, Negros Occidental, posing a threat to sugar production in the province. GRACE SUAPE PHOTO
Iloilo

Over 301K Visayans affected by sugarcane pest

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WADING THROUGH ‘HABAGAT.’ Residents navigate a flooded street in La Paz, Iloilo City as persistent rains brought by the southwest monsoon, or habagat, continue to affect Western Visayas. The state weather bureau warned that days of rainfall have saturated the ground and waterways, increasing the risk of flooding and rain-induced landslides, particularly in low-lying and vulnerable communities. ALLEN ANIMAS/PN
Iloilo

WV faces more rains as ‘habagat’ persists

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Iloilo

WV under minimal heavy rain impact – PAGASA

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A Coast Guard responder monitors the recovery of the fishing banca Taga Bukid after rescuers found the vessel off Culasi, Antique and safely evacuated its eight fishermen during a nighttime rescue operation. PHOTO COURTESY OF SN1 ADONIS, PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD
Iloilo

8 fishermen survive banca mishap off Culasi after Coast Guard rescue

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Iloilo

Iloilo City readies responders as monsoon threats loom despite no direct...

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More tourists from Asia Pacific are coming to the Philippines, a Mastercard report says. Photo shows the world-famous Boracay Island in Malay, Aklan. SCREENGRABBED FROM MALAY-BORACAY TOURISM OFFICE/FB VIDEO
Iloilo

Boracay businesses seek nat’l action as rising power costs threaten tourism...

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A Coast Guard rescuer carries a child through floodwaters as emergency responders escort displaced residents to safer ground in Hamtic, Antique. SN1 SURIAGA, PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD VIA HAZEL P. VILLA
Iloilo

PCG saves 20 flood victims in Guimaras and Antique

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Region

Isolated thunderstorms still expected – PAGASA

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The Maasin Dam in Barangay Daja, Maasin, Iloilo is currently experiencing high water levels reaching 95.02 meters above sea level. This elevated reservoir level has prompted Metro Pacific Iloilo Water’s (MPIW) bulk water suppliers to reduce production as continuous heavy rains and flash floods brought by southwest monsoon increased sediment, debris, and turbidity in the raw water sources. The said dam is the main raw water source of MPIW, the primary water distributor in Iloilo City. MDRRMO MAASIN/FACEBOOK PHOTO
Iloilo

‘HABAGAT’ FLASH FLOODS AFFECT WATER QUALITY; Consumers warned of reduced water...

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