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Read more about the article Living through the aftermath  
HOMES BEYOND REPAIR. Homes sit amid rubble as the ground they stood on collapsed toward the roadside in Glan, Sarangani in this photo taken June 24, 2026. Seismic activity from the magnitude 7.8 earthquake left a row of structures destroyed and the slope too unstable for residents to return. (Photo by Renier Cornelio,Intern)/davaotoday.com

Living through the aftermath  

GLAN, Sarangani — Three weeks after the magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck Mindanao, Glan remains under a state of calamity as recovery efforts continue. The municipality continues to deal with structural damage,…

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Read more about the article Glan residents wait for quake aid as some left empty-handed 
PAYOUT DAY. On June 24, 2026, quake-affected residents from different barangays wait for their turn to be called inside the Glan Padidu Gymnasium for the Emergency Cash Transfer (ECT) program. (Photo by Dawn Maricar Bojos,Intern)davaotoday.com

Glan residents wait for quake aid as some left empty-handed 

GLAN, Sarangani - Colorful motorcycles and tricycles line the perimeter of the Glan Padidu Gymnasium as residents from four barangays crowd inside, hoping to receive assistance through the Department of…

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Read more about the article Tides of change ripple through riverside homes along NHA Bangkal dike
TALOMO RIVER DIKE. The flood-control dike separates the Talomo River from riverside homes in Puroks 59, 60 and 75 at NHA Bangkal, Barangay Talomo Proper, Davao City.(Photo by Marianne Guinoo, UP Mindanao Intern)/davaotoday.com

Tides of change ripple through riverside homes along NHA Bangkal dike

DAVAO CITY, Philippines — Five years after a flood-control dike along the Talomo River displaced families from their riverbank homes in NHA Bangkal, barangay Talomo Proper, residents say the project…

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KAKANIN. A market-goer buys some kakanin (native rice cakes) at dawn in Bankerohan Public Market. Kakanin refers to any Filipino rice-based treat, often enjoyed as a quick breakfast or early-morning snack. (Photo by Marianne Guinoo | UP Mindanao Intern)/davaotoday.com

KAKANIN

KAKANIN. A market-goer buys some kakanin (native rice cakes) at dawn in Bankerohan Public Market. Kakanin refers to any Filipino rice-based treat, often enjoyed as a quick breakfast or early-morning snack.…

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