23rd in ’23 for Roaring Lions
MANILA, Philippines — San Beda needed just five years to reclaim its old place on top in the NCAA.
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Cardinals, Lions for all the marbles
MANILA, Philippines — Mapua and San Beda face off today in the deciding NCAA Season 99 finals game at the Smart Araneta Coliseum with each side seeking the victory that would make this Christmas a more memorable one.
Marcos taps private sector vs El Niño
PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is asking the private sector to help the government boost its efforts to ensure adequate water supply, particularly in areas that will be adversely affected by the El Niño phenomenon.
PBBM says PH has good food buffer stock until 1st quarter of 2024, makes renewed call for intensified El Nino preparations – Presidential Communications Office
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. gave an assurance on Friday that the country can maintain good food buffer stock until early next year, as he rallied for public support for more intensified preparations for the looming El Nino phenomenon that is predicted to persist until the middle of 2024.
LPA in Mindanao
A CLOUD cluster outside the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) developed into a low pressure area yesterday, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said.
PBBM leads turnover of P776M worth of excavators, calls on NIA, other agencies to prepare for El Niño – Presidential Communications Office
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. led the turnover Wednesday of P776 million worth of excavators, and urged the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) to maximize the full potential of the equipment to assist Filipinos farmers in boosting their yield and income especially in the midst a looming El Niño phenomenon next year.
65 provinces face severe drought
(UPDATE) AT least 65 provinces will experience severe drought from February to May next year due to a «strong» El Niño, the Department of Science and Technology (DoST) said on Tuesday.
Philippines records fewer storms, faces worst drought in decades
MANILA: The Philippines has so far endured fewer storms in 2023 than in any of the past 25 years and now faces potentially the worst drought in decades, officials said Tuesday.The tropical archipelago nation -- which is ranked among the most vulnerable countries to the impacts of climate change -- is usually affected by around 20 major storms a year.