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A total of 5,024 families or 21,796 individuals were evacuated from their homes as the Marikina River reached the "critical" 18 meter water level early Monday morning, Sept. 26, due to heavy rainfall brought about by typhoon “Karding.” Photo from Marikina PIO As of 3 a.m. the Marikina City loc

The Department of Education (DepEd) reminded local government units (LGUs) that public schools in their respective areas may only be used as “immediate” evacuation and not as long-term shelters for affected families or individuals. Evacuees who were affected by "Karding" are still staying at

The Metro Manila Development Authority says a gutter-deep flood is reported along EDSA Aurora tunnel northbound. The traffic authority said despite the flood, all lanes are passable. The flooding was caused by persistent rain brought by the southwest monsoon or habagat.

Marikina City First District Representative Marjorie Ann "Maan" Teodoro guided the students of 32 public schools in the city as they marched on stage, and received their diplomas in a succession of face-to-face graduation ceremonies held from June 26 to July 2. Photo courtesy of the Marikina PIO

BY THE METRO TEAM Malfunctioning Vote Counting Machines (VCMs), long lines, power interruptions, fainting spells, rising temperatures and tempers, and breaches in the prescribed minimum health protocols marred the opening of the May 9 national and local elections on Monday. Teresita Maningat, a

Eco Squad program of Knowledge Channel, Breeze, and SDO Marikina Knowledge Channel Foundation Inc. (KCFI) helped inspire over 6,000 children to take care of the environment for a cleaner and brighter future through the "Eco-Squad: Kilos Kabataan Para sa Kapaligiran (KKK)" project with Breeze and