Tag: Natural Disasters
Spotlight: Dolphins offer hope in face of devastation
Resilience, hope and optimism in Philippine village completely destroyed by two typhoons in as many months
Heavy rains cause flooding in parts of Mindanao; 3 people reported...
At least 6,702 people from 57 villages in Davao and Caraga Region were affected by the impact of the weather disturbance
Watch: Christmas Relief for a Devastated Philippine Village
LiCAS.news' Jire Carreon and Basilio Sepe report on a relief distribution activity by Catholic missionaries in the outskirts of Manila
Muslims, Christians in Basilan pool money for typhoon victims in Luzon
Market vendors easily gave from US$10 to US$20 each to the fund-raising drive organized by a local Catholic school
Philippine diocese to probe impact of quarry activities in Albay province
The focus of the research will be the impact of quarry operations on the environment and communities in the province
Green groups decry mining operations in typhoon-hit areas in northern Philippines
Fuel tankers escorted by at least 30 policemen and 50 private security personnel overran a barricade set up by the people of Kasibu town
We need to be knights
Disaster risk reduction and management is supposed to be our sword and shield against natural tragedies
Caritas Philippines starts rebuilding efforts in typhoon-hit areas
A technical team has already gone to Catanduanes “to signal the start of the early recovery program”
Priest blames massive corn plantations for flooding in northern Philippines
"Erroneous” agricultural practices are blamed as among the reasons why disasters hit many areas in northern Luzon
Muslim community among most devastated by typhoon ‘Ulysses’
LiCAS.news photojournalist Jire Carreon visited the village days after the disaster
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