Negros Island Region transition delays aid for Kanlaon eruption evacuees
NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, Philippines – The ongoing transition from Western and Central Visayas to the newly created Negros Island Region (NIR) is taking a toll on government responses to help more than 14,000 evacuees now in six localities in Negros Occidental after Kanlaon Volcano erupted again on Monday, November 9.
Disaster officials in Negros Occidental anticipate more evacuees with the threat of another Kanlaon Volcano eruption ...
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Negros prepares for worst after Kanlaon blastBetter to be ready than sorry. Although Mt. Kanlaon has calmed down after a short but strong eruption on Monday, local ...
ILOILO CITY – Negros Occidental will be one of the first areas in the Philippines to establish a peace center aimed at ...
The Negros Occidental Provincial Government is considering declaring a state of calamity following Kanlaon Volcano’s renewed ...
THE Negros Occidental Police Provincial Office (Nocppo) conducted successful operations that led to the arrests of multiple ...
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) advised residents within the six-kilometer-radius permanent ...
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Negros Occidental dioceses seek prayers, donations for Kanlaon victimsThe Dioceses of Kabankalan and San Carlos, both in Negros Occidental, have asked the faithful for both prayers and donations ...
Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson announced that the province will declare a state of calamity due to the eruption of Kanlaon Volcano. “We will be ...
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