Every story tagged "Yolanda".
TACLOBAN CITY – A cruise ship that will bring over 100 tourists composed mostly of Australian retirees will arrive in Leyte to visit Typhoon-Yolanda related sites.
Tacloban City - More jobs, improved traffic system and provide basic services like health and education are the to-do-list for the first 100 days of, actress-turned-politician, Cristina Gonzales-Romualdez of this…
TACLOBAN CITY- President Rodrigo Duterte, during his visit to the city in January 25, 2017, promised to crucify government officials who, by March 2017, will continue to fail completion of…
TACLOBAN CITY – Traversing the only access road to the Community of Hope Village in the city’s Barangay 12 (Palanog) has become a struggle to about two hundred (200) Supertyphoon…
TACLOBAN CITY- Hundreds of unused small outrigger boats earmarked as a gift to typhoon Yolanda victims who lost their livelihood to the November 8, 2013 catastrophe remain untouched and are deteriorating at the roadside in Brgy. Candajug in Palo, Leyte over three months after they were fabricated.
TACLOBAN CITY- Over a month after the Calbayog Journal reported it and over four months after they were made, the 500 pumpboats donated by a Mindanao-based logging firm to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources(DENR) for distribution to fishermen in typhoon-affected communities in Samar and Leyte, remain undisposed up to now.
BORONGAN CITY - “Uswag Este”, a Waray term which means “Progress Eastern Samar” is a federation of nine fisherfolks organization in the province of Eastern Samar wherein members have benefited from rehabilitation of the livelihood which is being supported by the ACT Alliance members, namely: ICCO (Interchurch Organization for Development Cooperation) , and Kerk in Actie (Church in Action), in partnership with RIGHTS Network. Boats that could sustain in the Pacific Ocean were donated.
