HARVEST OF GOLD
Farmers in Pigcawayan town in the province of North Cotabato enjoy their rice harvest after almost two years of drought which limited their harvest yields. (davaotoday.com photo by Kennette Jean Millondaga)
Looming storm threatens Yolanda-hit areas
Accuweather said "the good news is that winds ... will be significantly weaker than in Haiyan when it reaches the Philippines. The bad news is that the disturbance is still expected to strengthen into a tropical storm and unleash the heavy rain."
FAITH. A child salvages her Sto. Ni?o on Tuesday in Montevista, Compostela Valley. She’s one of the survivors when typhoon Pablo destroyed houses in Linoan village. (davaotoday.com photo by Ace R. Morandante)
Today’s View : Are calamities about resilience, or injustice?
No one should expect someone like, say, Henry Sy to be in any real danger from any kind of typhoon. The more resources you have the greater your chances of surviving. So with this in mind, natural calamities are actually just another form of social injustice.
Yolanda damages crops, infrastructure in Dinagat Island
by Davao Today Davao City - Typhoon Yolanda destroyed farms and several properties including eleven schools and five government buildings in Dinagat Island Province in Caraga Region. The Caraga Region…
Surigao del Sur, Butuan residents return home after Yolanda
by Davao Today Davao City - Residents of Butuan City, Bislig City and Hinatuan of Surigao del Sur who had pre-emptively evacuated have all returned to their communities as of…
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