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‘Tino’ death toll in WV rises to 6; nearly 900,000 affected in region

ILOILO – The number of casualties from Typhoon “Tino” continues to climb, with six fatalities now confirmed and nearly 900,000 residents affected across Western...
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DepEd-6 faces massive classroom losses; rapid recovery measures underway

ILOILO – The Department of Education (DepEd) is racing against time to restore learning continuity as Typhoon “Tino” (international name: Kalmaegi) left a trail...
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WV, NEGROS GET MAJOR CASH AID FOR RECOVERY

ILOILO CITY – Provinces across Western Visayas and Negros Occidental are set to receive substantial financial assistance from the national government following the devastation...
Personnel from the General Services Office and the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office in Guimbal, Iloilo clear fallen trees and debris from houses destroyed by Typhoon “Tino”. The powerful storm toppled trees and flattened homes across several Iloilo municipalities, leaving thousands displaced as local disaster teams race to restore access and deliver aid. PHOTO FROM GUIMBAL LGU

1,199 ILOILO HOUSES DAMAGED: Recovery ops shift to welfare of evacuees, restoration of power...

ILOILO – The provincial government of Iloilo has intensified post-disaster recovery efforts following Typhoon “Tino,” which left a trail of destruction across 41 municipalities,...

Passi City hostage drama exposes dangers of armed and intoxicated drug surrenderees

ILOILO – A 34-year-old drug surrenderee armed with a submachine gun held his 68-year-old mother and seven-year-old child hostage for more than three hours...
“The habitats that nurture our Blue Swimming Crab populations are also essential refuges for our marine mammals and sharks. This interconnectedness demands that we adopt management strategies that prioritize marine life protections, ensuring the sustainability of biodiversity and the livelihoods dependent on it,” says Director Remia Aparri of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in Western Visayas.

Marine protection now tied to market survival: Region 6 pushes bold plan to save...

ILOILO – Western Visayas is stepping up efforts to protect marine mammals and sharks — a move seen as vital not only for biodiversity...
West Visayas State University and Central Philippine University were recognized in the 2026 QS World University Rankings: Asia within the 1201–1300 bracket. PN FILE PHOTO, CPU PHOTO

WVSU, CPU: Iloilo’s pride in 2026 QS Asia university rankings

ILOILO City — The global spotlight once again shines on Iloilo as two of its premier universities — West Visayas State University (WVSU), a...

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

ILOILO City – A proposed ordinance is seeking to end the practice of naming city government events after officials. Councilor Rudolph Jeffrey Ganzon filed a...
“Every firearm that is removed from the streets brings the Police Regional Office 6 a step closer to a safer and more peaceful Western Visayas,” says Brigadier General Josefino Ligan, regional police director.

Gun surrenders surge across WV; Police recover 154 firearms, 17 explosives in one month

ILOILO City – The Police Regional Office 6 (PRO-6) has reported a surge in voluntary firearm surrenders and successful law enforcement operations that led...
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Typhoon Tino momentarily cripples education – DepEd-6

ILOILO City – With hundreds of schools sustaining heavy damage or were converted into evacuation centers, typhoon “Tino” (international name: Kalmaegi) crippled the education...