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      Officials from MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power) lead a series of migration ceremonies across two Iloilo towns, marking key milestones in the utility’s provincial expansion. Highlighting the transition is the Pavia Municipal Hall, which became the first local government unit to officially switch to MORE Power on Oct. 26. Joining the shift are the Commission on Population and Development, alongside New Panay Agri-Ventures Development Inc., both in Pavia, and Egger Poultry Farm Incorporated in San Miguel, Iloilo.
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      HISTORIC SWITCH: Pavia Municipal Hall successfully migrates to MORE Power

      EXTREME HEAT PRECAUTIONS. The Department of Education (DepEd) introduces stricter safeguards against extreme heat amid the developing Super El Niño. Face-to-face classes must be suspended when the heat index reaches 33°C, while all learning activities, including home-based assignments, must stop at 42°C and above to protect students and teachers from heat-related illnesses. Photo shows students entering Iloilo National High School in La Paz, Iloilo City. ALLEN ANIMAS/PN
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The town of Toboso in Negros Occidental recently declared members of the Communist Party of the Philippines and its armed wing New People’s Army as persona non-grata. Lieutenant Colonel Emelito Thaddeus Logan, commanding officer of 79th Infantry Battalion, said terrorist group destroy peace and development of the communities in tshe province. PH.VLTRENDS.COM
Iloilo

Only 9 NPA rebels remain active in Panay – Army; Ex-rebel’s...

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Metro

IPPO probes alleged police abuse of theft suspect in Calinog

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Wednesday, October 14, 2026
PRICE PRESSURE. Consumers and vendors navigate the busy fish section at the Sta. Barbara public market in Sta. Barbara, Iloilo. According to the Philippine Statistics Authority, food inflation in Western Visayas accelerated to 8.2% in September this year, with fish prices rising by 7.3%. Poorest families are hardest hit as rice, the staple food, experienced a massive 30% annual inflation rate, further squeezing already tight household budgets. ALLEN ANIMAS/PN
Iloilo

WV’S POOREST UNDER PRESSURE: Low-income households face 11.7% inflation against regional...

Neljoy N. Galigao and Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Tuesday, October 13, 2026
The Iloilo City Government reaffirmed its commitment to prioritize people-centered programs, projects, and services funded through the responsible collection and utilization of taxes. Mayor Raisa S. Treñas emphasized that tax revenues are channelled into essential services such as infrastructure development, public health, education, social protection, and economic initiatives that directly benefit Ilonggos. By improving financial management and maintaining transparency and accountability, the city aims to ensure that every peso collected leads to real improvements in people’s quality of life.
Iloilo

Iloilo City moves to protect families from demolition, displacement

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Vegetables are grown using recycled plastic bottles and tires at Nabitasan Elementary School in Iloilo City in this undated photo. Urban gardening could cushion the adverse impacts of the El Niño phenomenon on food security. PHOTO COURTESY OF DA 6 REGIONAL AGRI-FISHERY INFORMATION SECTION
Iloilo

‘Food gardens’ mulled vs Super El Niño food shortages

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Photo courtesy of Scott Rodgerson/Unsplash
Metro

ICPO to file 3 cases vs optometrist in La Paz hit-and-run

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Prices of flower arrangements for All Saints’ and All Souls’ days start at P150 in Iloilo City. Prices are expected to increase starting Nov. 1. AJ PALCULLO/PN
Iloilo

City tightens Halloween security, restricts flower vending

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Monday, October 12, 2026
Photo courtesy of Scott Rodgerson/Unsplash
Metro

Doctor shot in La Paz after hit-and-run; 3 cops relieved

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Monday, October 12, 2026
Photo courtesy of Jay Treñas
Iloilo

Iloilo City’s first-ever ‘Art in the Park’ brings festival beyond galleries,...

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Saturday, October 10, 2026
Mayor Raisa Treñas of Iloilo City says prolonged dry and hot conditions could increase electricity consumption, affect agricultural production, threaten food security, expose vulnerable residents to health risks and disrupt livelihoods.
Iloilo

Iloilo City braces for worst-case El Niño

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Saturday, October 10, 2026
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