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  1. KNOWN as the paradise after a disaster, Mapanuepe Lake in San Marcelino, Zambales has been mesmerizing vacationers who are escaping the hustle and bustle of the metropolis. The lake naturally emerged after the cataclysmic eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991.

    All of nature’s wonders in one Zambales

    Zambales continues to draw travelers with Cabangan’s rivers, beaches and natural landscapes, while nearby Lake Mapanuepe offers rolling green hills known as…

  2. A TWO-STORY, six-room resort in Sitio Liwliwa, Barangay Sto. Niño, San Felipe, Zambales, leans precariously after strong waves eroded the shoreline and stripped away sand beneath its foundation. Armor rocks have been placed along the coast to protect the remaining portion of the resort, highlighting the growing threat to businesses and infrastructure along the shore.

    Dike collapse worsens Liwliwa coastal crisis

    Coastal erosion is threatening resorts, homes and livelihoods in Liwliwa, Zambales, as waves destroy makeshift defenses and fishermen report shrinking catches.

  3. AUTHORITIES arrest five suspects and seize over 50,000 liters of illicit petroleum products valued at P4 million during joint buy-bust operations targeting unlicensed gasoline stations in Masinloc and San Narciso, Zambales.

    Zambales raids uncover illegal fuel sale

    Five suspects were arrested and more than P4 million worth of illicit fuel seized in two Zambales operations targeting unauthorized petroleum sales.

  4. STA. Fe National High School in Barangay Sta. Fe, Zambales is submerged by floodwaters after a nearby river overflowed amid continuous rains brought by the enhanced southwest monsoon (habagat).

    Rains flood Zambales school

    ‘Our office continues to respond to every challenge faced by our people, especially during the rainy season and calamities. Through unity and immediate action,…