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  1. P10.9-M illegal fishing gear seized

    P10.9-M illegal fishing gear seized

    PRO6 arrests 118 people in 80 anti-illegal fishing operations across Western Visayas, confiscating fish and equipment worth P10.895 million.

  2. 45 families face EVMC eviction

    45 families face EVMC eviction

    ‘We should not simply remove a poor family from one place and leave them homeless somewhere else.’

  3. 5 EV provinces log immunization lag

    5 EV provinces log immunization lag

    Five Eastern Visayas provinces ranked among the Philippines’ lowest in fully immunized children in 2025, with rates ranging from 46 to 53 percent.

  4. 168 colorum vehicles nabbed

    168 colorum vehicles nabbed

    LTO-6 has apprehended 168 colorum vehicles in Western Visayas since January as authorities intensify roadside inspections against unauthorized passenger…

  5. Rebel couple surrenders

    Rebel couple surrenders

    A married rebel couple in Eastern Visayas surrendered to government forces, citing hardship, fear, loss of community support and the desire to return to…

  6. Haze blankets 10 Iloilo towns

    Haze blankets 10 Iloilo towns

    The PDRRMO urged motorists and commuters to exercise caution, particularly in areas where reduced visibility could pose risks on the roads.

  7. Visayas grid logs 123 alerts as supply falters

    Visayas grid logs 123 alerts as supply falters

    The NGCP said 93 yellow alerts and 30 red alerts were recorded in the Visayas from January to 3 September. The strain intensified Thursday as NGCP placed the…

  8. Visayas grid logs 123 alerts as supply falters

    Visayas grid logs 123 alerts as supply falters

    The Visayas grid has logged 123 yellow and red alerts in 2024 as prolonged power plant outages trigger rotating brownouts and tight supply, with NGCP warning…

  9. Hotel power play

    Hotel power play

    An electric cooperative accused a Visayas hotel of a long-running metering anomaly worth P168 million, but regulators later capped the recoverable amount at…