Tag: #Typhoon Ulysses
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Quarry and crushing plants in Rizal cleared to operate
Mining operations within the Marikina River Basin should not be blamed for the massive flooding that engulfed some parts of Marikina and Rizal province during the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses, the deadliest and most destructive typhoon to hit the country in 2020.
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New Magat Dam protocols released to avoid repeat of massive Ulysses flooding
The Philippine government has released a revised set of water discharge protocols for Magat Dam, one of the biggest dams in Asia, to avoid a repeat of unprecedented flooding that drowned Cagayan province during the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses last year.
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Kim Chiu wraps up 2020 by donating food to typhoon victims
Chinita Princess Kim Chiu wrapped up 2020 by donating food packages for 2,300 families and individuals hit by typhoon “Ulysses” recently.
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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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LOOK: How a photographer’s soaked gear kept him afloat
Not even the flood can stop Adam Legaspi in doing what he loves best – photography.
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LOOK: Catriona Gray joins Red Cross relief operations in Bicol
Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray joined the Philippine Red Cross team who flew to Bicol province to send the much-needed help for the depressed areas of Camarines Sur and Catanduanes due to the recent typhoons “Pepito” and “Ulysses”
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They used mud to make art and help typhoon victims
Video producers raises fund through selling artworks
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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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Typhoon Ulysses’ damage to the agriculture sector at P12.8-B-DA
Typhoon Ulysses’ damage and losses to the agriculture sector grew to P12.8 billion, from the previously reported P4 billion, due to production losses at farm commodities like rice, corn, high-value crops, among others.
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Head above the water: Man saves his caladium plant amid flood
The recent typhoons, aside from the yet unbeaten COVID-19, have brought a heavy weight to the lives of many Filipinos. Amidst all this, others continue to bring joy and positivity to lighten the situation.
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DA distributes P1.43-B worth of assistance to Quezon farmers, fishermen
More than a week since Typhoon Ulysses, the deadliest typhoon to hit the Philippines so far for this year, made landfall in Quezon province, the Department of Agriculture (DA) said it had so far distributed P1.43 billion worth of farm and fishery inputs, farm machinery, livelihood projects, and cash and food aid in the province.
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Maynilad to implement rotational service interruption until Nov. 29
Maynilad Water Services, Inc. will continue to implement rotational service interruption until Sunday (November 29) more than two weeks since Typhoon Ulysses made landfall in the country and brought a lot of mud to the La Mesa Treatment Plant.
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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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After a week of playing DOTA2, Fajardo raises over P30,000 for ‘Ulysses’ victims
After a week of playing DOTA2, San Miguel Beer big man June Mar Fajardo has raised over P30,000 for the victims of Typhoon "Ulysses."
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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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PSC to send help to national athletes affected by ‘Ulysses’
The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) is sending financial aid to national team members affected by 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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These motorcyclist groups helps out with charity rides
They don’t step on the breaks when it comes to helping because giving back is their core value.