Our geography makes disaster preparedness more important.
A barangay in Noveleta, Cavite kept the floodwater out of their homes through a system built and maintained by the community itself.
Your pets only have you as they cannot prepare emergency bags, examine weather warnings or find evacuation routes.
Including pets and livestock in household disaster plans helps keep entire families safe when typhoons strike.
The developer invests in rainwater catchment systems, elevated structures, and seawalls to help reduce flood risks and support business continuity during typhoons.
Water concessionaire says only some high-elevation areas may experience low water pressure overnight as new water sources boost supply.
Water concessionaire says El Niño will not affect service rates, with only a possible foreign currency adjustment in October.
Reconsider selecting your emergency food in case of disasters.
The Quezon City hub is the first of several planned seed reserve facilities.
No more waiting for weather updates to appear on your social media feed.
