Maring Kompasu News Today

The tropical cyclone, classified as a tropical depression as of Sunday, December 12, could make landfall as a typhoon on Thursday, December 16

The Philippines Department Of Environment And Natural Resources (DENR) has been busy lately working on a massive dredging project in the Cagayan River.

The Task Force Build Back Better (TFBBB) is stepping up the rehabilitation of the Cagayan River with the removal of huge sandbar that formed a mini island within the country’s largest river. Environment Secretary and TFBBB Chairman Roy A. Cimatu is hopeful of completing the dredging of the “mega” island…

CHEERS TO the Philippine Daily Inquirer for calling attention to the larger landscape of devastation that Typhoon Maring (Kompasu) left in Northern Luz

On top of its ongoing initiatives to help the country in its fight against coronavirus disease (COVID-19), the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) continues to provide aid to those who were affected by natural disasters such as storm or typhoon. (Photo from Philippine Red Cross) In the aftermath of sev

Recognizing the challenges faced by communities in the aftermath of Severe Tropical Storm “Maring” (Kompasu), the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) continues to provide aid to the residents who were affected by flooding in some parts of La Union. (Photo from Philippine Red Cross) To provide immediate

'Maring' death toll rises to 40

Editorial Severe Tropical Storm Maring (Kompasu) slashed across the Cordilleras, the Ilocos Region and Mimaropa region (islands of Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon and Palawan) early last week, causing massive floods and landslides and inflicting casualties in affected areas. Continuous rains over a 2

Over 32,000 farmers are affected by severe Tropical Storm Maring

11 dead, 7 missing due to 'Maring'