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Philippine Coast Guard personnel and police officers inspect the Iloilo-Guimaras wharf as sea trips are suspended across Western Visayas due to Super Typhoon “Uwan.” AJ PALCULLO/PN
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Coastguard halts sea travel in WV amid typhoon threat

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Residents survey the aftermath of a fire that gutted several houses in Barangay Poblacion South, Oton, Iloilo on Sunday morning, November 9, 2025, leaving 13 families homeless. Fire officials said narrow pathways and strong winds hampered firefighting efforts. GMA SUPER RADYO ILOILO PHOTO
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13 Oton families homeless; Sunday fire exposes risks in crowded communities

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Does the Iloilo City Government owe 21 months of salary increase back pay to its permanent employees? According to an administrative assistant at the Office of the City Veterinarian at city hall, “this matter might have been inadvertently overlooked.”
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Iloilo City doubles down on flood control: P250-M for 2026 drainage,...

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Iloilo

Calls to depoliticize Iloilo city government-organized activities gain momentum in SP

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Iloilo City Police Office
Iloilo

266 Iloilo City houses damaged; over 18,000 residents seek shelter

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“The consistent downtrend in our crime statistics reflects the hard work of our personnel and the vigilance of the public,” says Police Brigadier General Josefino Ligan, the police director of Western Visayas. PRO-6 PHOTO
Iloilo

CRIME RATE FALLS 20.7%: Police eye ‘zero crime Christmas’ amid early...

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Photo courtesy of the Iloilo City Government
Iloilo

Iloilo City’s disaster readiness credited for zero ‘Tino’ flooding, no house...

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Photo courtesy of RMN Iloilo
Iloilo

City stays calm, no panic buying seen after Tino’s onslaught

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Where have all the villagers gone? Residents living near the shoreline of Arevalo district in Iloilo City were evacuated to safer areas on November 4 as Typhoon “Tino” intensified, bringing strong winds and rough seas. The City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office’s Disaster Response Division chief Darwin Papa (inset) says the preemptive move was part of efforts to maintain zero casualty amid the storm’s passage.
Iloilo

Public vigilance credited for zero casualty

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Over 2.3 million residents across Western Visayas are at risk of floods and landslides due to Typhoon “Tino”, according to the Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council. Photo shows personnel of the Philippine Coast Guard and the Sibunag Municipal Police Station in Guimaras assisting in the evacuation of residents from the remote island of Naoway, on Monday, Nov. 3, 2025. Guimaras was placed under Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 3 as of 5 p.m. on Monday. SIBUNAG MUNICIPAL POLICE STATION PHOTO
Iloilo

THOUSANDS AT RISK: 97 Iloilo City barangays vulnerable to ‘Tino’ flooding...

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