Tag: #typhoon Rolly
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Here’s to 2021, but first 2020’s bright spots
Last year has been tougher than most, but it was also full of moments and milestones for our country that have been the pinpoints of light and hope. It would be nice to remember them on the first day of this new year. Here are our top picks of 2020’s most inspiring events, from the momentous to the magical.
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Jess Connelly partners with TOQA for typhoon relief fundraiser
Reworked and redesigned JCON merch up for raffle; sustainable fashion that looks good and does good
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Typhoons-hit fishermen wary over January-February critical period
Fishermen in Bicol region, which was badly hit by Ulysses and Rolly, are worried that if they won’t be able to recover from the recent typhoons fast enough and fix their boats, they will stay hungry until February next year.
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GMA Kapuso Foundation keeps bayanihan spirit alive amidst pandemic, consecutive typhoons
GMA Network’s socio-civic arm GMA Kapuso Foundation (GMAKF) fulfills the Kapuso mandate of Serbisyong Totoo via its ‘Operation Bayanihan’ relief operations as thousands of Filipinos across the country are in dire need of help following the onslaught of Super Typhoon Rolly and, most recently, Typhoon Ulysses.
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Uniqlo donates USD 1 million to the Filipino families affected by Typhoons Rolly and Ulysses
This donation is coursed through the SM Foundation and will be allocated for rebuilding housing projects, emergency food supplies, and preventative infrastructure projects in areas susceptible to flooding.
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Typhoon victims continue to receive help through Sagip Kapamilya
ABS-CBN Foundation’s Sagip Kapamilya is relentless in bringing help to Filipinos in need after several typhoons devastated different parts of the Philippines.
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Pacquiao donates Globe talent fee to typhoon victims
Boxing idol Manny Pacquiao is megarich but unlike others he’s big-hearted.
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Typhoon Ulysses’ damage to agri sector rises to P4-B
Typhoon Ulysses has already incurred nearly P4 billion worth of damage to the country’s agriculture sector, with rice as the most affected crop.
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Meralco to extend ‘payment leeway’ to typhoon victims
For its customers adversely affected by recent typhoons, power utility giant Manila Electric Company (Meralco) indicated that the utility firm shall be extending “payment leeway” on the bills of its subscribers.
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DA to strictly implement price freeze on agri-fishery products
The Department of Agriculture (DA) will make sure that the price freeze on some agricultural and fishery commodities is “strictly” observed in Luzon amid the declaration of state calamity in the region, which was badly battered by a series of typhoons.
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Pia Wurtzbach appeals for aid for typhoon victims
Miss Universe 2015 Pia Wurtzbach is appealing to her 11.5 million Instagram followers to help the victims of typhoons in several parts of the country.
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‘Only a bruised ego’: All is well for Belingon despite third straight loss
Compared to the crises faced by the Philippines right now, Kevin Belingon's recent loss to Brazilian John Lineker in ONE Championship is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Farmers, fishermen suffer more from Ulysses
Quinta and Rolly’s damage to agri sector now at P9B
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Typhoon damage to agri sector “way bigger” than gov’t estimates
The damage and losses that Typhoon Quinta and Super Typhoon Rolly incurred to the agriculture sector and to farmers should be way bigger than the government estimates, since the Department of Agriculture (DA) only looks at actual damages and not the consequential damages.
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Despite Quinta and Rolly, PH’s palay output still seen rising to 20 million MT
The agriculture sector may be severely battered by Typhoon Quinta and Super Typhoon Rolly, but the country is still seen to end the year with higher palay output of 20 million metric tons (MT).
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Damage of Rolly, alone, in agri sector rises to P3-B
Just due to Super Typhoon Rolly alone, the agriculture sector already incurred as much as P3 billion worth of damage and losses, bringing the sector’s total damage in the span of two weeks to P6 billion.
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After two strong typhoons, PH’s agri sector now reels from P5-B losses
Agriculture, the country’s most promising sector for this year, is now reeling from damage and losses nearly P5 billion after being hit by two strong typhoons in the span of two weeks.
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SMC readies food relief effort for Bicol, other hard-hit areas in Southern Luzon
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) is mobilizing its resources to quickly deliver much-needed food relief to the Bicol region and other provinces hit by super typhoon Rolly.