Discovering Camiguin through science and resilience
Beyond the headlines of a science and technology event was a deeper story about resilience. Camiguin showed that an island shaped by volcanic activity can also become a place where innovation grows.
The Sunken Cemetery in Catarman, Camiguin stands as a reminder of the island’s volcanic history after the 1871 eruption of Mt. Vulcan submerged the former cemetery area. Today, it remains one of the province’s most recognized landmarks and a testament to nature’s power and resilience.
Photographs by Mico Virata for DAILY TRIBUNE
