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Moving flood-prone gov't facilities out of harm's way is costly, time-consuming - Vimarsana News

Moving flood-prone gov't facilities out of harm's way is costly, time-consuming

Part 2: Experts say that moving all critical facilities away from flood zones is a complex process, and finding a solution that checks all the boxes takes time

DFA briefs embassies on disaster preparedness - Vimarsana News

DFA briefs embassies on disaster preparedness

IN preparation for the 'Big One,' in reference to a major earthquake that is predicted to hit Metro Manila, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) hosted a briefing for embassies and international organizations in Makati City to discuss the technical aspects of disaster preparedness and provided information on hazard, vulnerability and risk assessment being made by the local government.

Philippines earthquakes: What do coastal communities need to know? - Vimarsana News

Philippines earthquakes: What do coastal communities need to know?

Magnitude 6.8 and 7.4 earthquakes struck Mindanao Island in the last couple of weeks. The strong ground shaking caused significant structural damage, liquefaction, landslides, sea-level disturbance and tsunamis.

Cotabato trench likely cause of Davao quake — Phivolcs - Vimarsana News

Cotabato trench likely cause of Davao quake — Phivolcs

A SEISMOLOGIST from the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said the earthquake that struck the southern Philippines on Friday, November 17, could have been the 'big one' that was being expected.

Disaster in Kusiong landslides: How politics killed non-Moro IPs - Vimarsana News

Disaster in Kusiong landslides: How politics killed non-Moro IPs

Forced to vacate their shoreline homes in 2020, Teduray residents were buried in mud after fatal landslides triggered by Severe Tropical Storm Paeng hit them in October 2022. Private resorts have since taken over, one of them owned by a political family.