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Dagupan Mayor Marc Brian Lim has donated four months’ worth of his salary and year-end bonus, to be divided as a cash gift to the city government’s job order (JO) employees.

Defense Sec. Delfin Lorenzana is fine with the proposal to put the NDRRMC in charge of dam discharge protocols in times of calamities and typhoons.

Bawal lumabas! Baguio city government has ordered residents aged 65 years old and above to stay at home for a period of 10 days from Nov. 17 to 27.

Presidential Spox. Harry Roque said he does not see a need for an “academic ease” since universities and colleges have already been flexible under the blended and distance learning scheme.

Manila City will continue to give cash incentives to barangays that will register zero COVID-19 infections in the next two months.

Speaker Lord Allan Velasco and two other House leaders has filed a resolution calling for a congressional inquiry into the cause of massive flooding that submerged the provinces of Cagayan and Isabela during the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses.

Quirino province is getting back on its feet following the onslaught of typhoons, Governor Dakila Carlo Cua said.

The city government of Valenzuela donated some PHP6 million worth of financial assistance to some cities and municipalities in the Bicol Region hard-hit by the recent typhoons.

Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development Secretary Eduardo del Rosario recommended the resettlement of families residing in danger zones and other flood-prone areas to reduce casualties during calamities.

Due to unstable internet connection and damaged self-learning modules, Marikina Mayor Marcy Teodoro decided to suspend the classes in Marikina for one month.