Tacloban shooting survivor seeks financial aid ahead of crucial surgery
Joan Vinias, a survivor of the San Jose National High School shooting, is scheduled for surgery on September 10. Her family urgently seeks funds to cover medical expenses and support her recovery.
Housing Units Given to Families of Tacloban School Shooting Victims
In a heartfelt ceremony, the National Housing Authority has provided free housing units to families of students who lost their lives in a Tacloban school shooting. This initiative reflects a broader commitment to support victims' families in their recovery process.
PNP Considers Social Media Ban for Minors Following Tacloban School Shooting
The Philippine National Police is exploring an Australia-style social media ban for children, prompted by a tragic school shooting in Tacloban. This move reflects growing concerns over youth safety in an increasingly digital world.
Tragic Loss of Tacloban Dreamer Joyancee Separa in School Shooting
The tragic death of 14-year-old Joyancee Separa in a school shooting has left her family shattered. As they mourn, they also call for justice against the perpetrators.
Blaming Video Games is a Misguided Reaction to Violence in the Philippines
The recent Tacloban school shooting reignites debates on video games as a scapegoat for violence. This analysis explores the cultural and social implications of such narratives.
From Paralysis to Power: Maria Katrina Piano-Froilan's Inspiring Journey
Maria Katrina Piano-Froilan transformed her battle with Bell's palsy into a powerful narrative of resilience. Now, she inspires others to embrace fitness and self-love at her studio in Tacloban.
Tacloban Reduces Sangyaw Festival Activities Due to Fuel Crisis
Tacloban City has scaled down its Sangyaw Festival this year, canceling key events amid a fuel crisis. The local government aims to focus on essential services.
Tacloban Reaches 45°C Heat Index; Health Risks Highlighted by DOH
Tacloban City recorded a staggering 45°C heat index, the highest in the country. The Department of Health warns residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.
Heat Index Peaks at 44ºC in Tacloban Amid Rising Temperatures
Tacloban recorded a scorching heat index of 44ºC on May 5, prompting health warnings. Four other areas also reached danger levels.