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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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“There is a Supreme Court decision stating that if we are going to conduct an inspection of civilian gun owners, there must be a search warrant,” says Police Regional Office 6 (PRO-6) director Police Brigadier General Randulf Tuaño. “We have to make sure that whatever inspection we conduct is within the bounds of the law,” he adds.
News

PRO-6 tightens detainee security after Iloilo escapes

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Wednesday, September 16, 2026
A Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency K9 team inspects a dormitory area under the supervision of Bureau of Jail Management and Penology Region 6 officers led by regional director Jail Chief Supt. Elena B. Rocamora. The joint greyhound operation at the Iloilo District Jail Male Dormitory and its annex targeted illegal contraband to strengthen jail security and ensure a safe environment for both personnel and inmates. BJMP REGION 6 PHOTO
Metro

Illegal drugs, paraphernalia seized in joint jail raid in Pototan

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Iloilo City government personnel conduct a declogging operation as part of intensified efforts to clear drainage systems and waterways of debris that could obstruct the flow fi rainwater and worsen flooding. ILOILO CITY GOV’T
Iloilo

Sofas, tricycles clog Iloilo City waterways; wider, regular cleanup seen to...

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Tuesday, September 15, 2026
“When we see minors exposed to traffic risks, we have to act early, remind them of the rules, and make sure the adults responsible for them also understand the importance of keeping them safe. Enforcement is part of it, but guidance and prevention are equally important,” says Police Brigadier General Randulf Tuaño, Western Visayas police director.
Iloilo

CHILDREN AT RISK: 273 minors flagged in police’s one-day road safety...

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Iloilo

Molo residents offered lots, cash as city clears 7,000-sq.m. site for...

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Monday, September 14, 2026
“Recalculating the Secondary Price Cap on a regional basis, and making it retroactive to August, means Visayas and Mindanao consumers will see real relief in their bills — not just an acknowledgment of their various letters to us,” says Energy Regulatory Commission chairperson and chief executive officer Atty. Francis Saturnino C. Juan. ERC PHOTO
Iloilo

ERC cap could slash power price by 54% in Visayas

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Saturday, September 12, 2026
Photo courtesy of Barangay Sambag, Jaro.
Iloilo

Declogging teams deployed to barangays

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Saturday, September 12, 2026
Personnel of the Iloilo City Emergency Response (ICER) responds to a vehicular accident in this updated file photo. As its name implies, ICER responds to emergency situations. It operates round the clock. PHOTO FROM ILOILO CITY EMERGENCY RESPONDERS - ICER AND USAR FACEBOOK PAGE
Iloilo

ER delays put lives at risk; City Council probes hospital-ICER gaps,...

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Friday, September 11, 2026
Power lines of Central Negros Electric Cooperative in Bacolod City. The reduction in generation cost has brought down residential power rates in three electric cooperatives in Negros Occidental this January. PNA BACOLOD FILE PHOTO
Iloilo

More power generation, redundancy needed to shield Panay from recurring outages

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Thursday, September 10, 2026
A MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power) employee monitors power generation and grid conditions at MORE Power’s control room in Iloilo City. The distribution utility says insufficient available supply is affecting all distribution utilities connected to the grid, including its operations in the city.
Iloilo

Generation deficit drives power interruptions; MORE Power says distribution utilities also...

Ma. Theresa Ladiao - Thursday, September 10, 2026
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