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Noah Lyles 200m

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  1. AN additional P1-billion infusion into Project NOAH, managed by the University of the Philippines Resilience Institute, is expected to strengthen the program's impact-based forecasting capabilities. The directive to the Department of Budget and Management underscores the administration's data-driven approach to disaster preparedness and infrastructure planning.

    Revamped infra bid taps Project NOAH

    Marcos’ directive to the Department of Budget and Management reflects his administration’s data-driven approach to governance.

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  3. P5-M RIVER WALL COLLAPSES Residents inspect the collapsed P5-million river wall in Barangay Prenza II, Marilao, Bulacan, on Wednesday, 12 August. The structure reportedly gave way Tuesday amid heavy rains brought by the enhanced southwest monsoon, just two months after its completion. The collapse comes as the government proposes P107.4 billion for flood control projects under the 2027 national budget, including funds for the maintenance, repair, rehabilitation and improvement of existing infrastructure.

    Flood projects test funded P1B

    NOAH plans to produce high-resolution maps of major river basins and use hydraulic models to assess projects such as drainage systems, pump stations and…

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  4. NOAH Lyles couldn’t get the job done as he got injured in the finals of the men’s 200m run of the US athletics championships on Sunday.

    Cramp halts Lyles' chase for 200m glory

    Noah Lyles’ US championships campaign takes a setback after a cramp ends his 200m final, while Garrett Kaalund and Melissa Jefferson-Wooden claim sprint…

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  6. PROJECT NOAH

    Project NOAH vows to put P1B budget to good use

    Project NOAH pledged full accountability and urgent action after lawmakers restored its P1-billion budget for 2026 during bicameral deliberations, boosting…

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  8. Project NOAH

    Project NOAH

    ‘Project NOAH didn’t fail; it embarrassed the system. It showed where funds should go — and where they shouldn’t. That’s why it had to die.’

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  9. Metro on tenterhooks Christian John Evangelista, chief of research and planning of the Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, traces the fault lines and trenches running beneath the archipelago on 2 October 2025 — days after a 6.9-magnitude quake rattled Bogo City, Cebu, and reminded the nation of its fragile ground.

    Geologist: Expect ‘the big one’ coming

    UP NOAH Director Dr. Mahar Lagmay warned the public to prepare for “The Big One,” citing the Philippines’ position in the Pacific Ring of Fire and constant…

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  10. RAIN or shine, don’t get stranded — let Project NOAH guide your way.

    Drenched streets? Let Project NOAH guide you

    Project NOAH empowers Filipinos with real-time weather, flood, and landslide information, helping residents and LGUs stay safe and make informed decisions…

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  12. Drenched streets? Let Project NOAH guide you

    Drenched streets? Let Project NOAH guide you

    As floods hit even major roads and upscale areas, Filipinos can now avoid getting stranded by using Project NOAH — a real-time app and portal that shows which…

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