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                    [Summary] => An approaching storm codenamed "Gorio" will dump more rain on  northern provinces already devastated by the fury of Typhoon Feria (Utor) which led to 128 deaths, weathermen said yesterday. 


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Typhoon-devastated areas under state of calamity

August 16, 2013 - 9:00pm

The government declared under a state of calamity several areas in the country's northern and southern provinces following the devastation of typhoon Labuyo, or known as Utor, earlier this week, Deputy Presidential...

Headlines

(UPDATE) 6 left dead as typhoon Labuyo sweeps north Phl

August 13, 2013 - 7:00pm

The death toll from typhoon Labuyo rose to six in the Philippines, while over 30,000 families were displaced by heavy rains and flooding in the northern Philippines, authorities said today.

Headlines

Typhoon threatens Philippines, strands thousands

August 11, 2013 - 10:20pm

A powerful typhoon blew closer to the northeastern Philippines on Sunday, leaving at least 47 fishermen missing and more than 7,500 passengers stranded in piers as authorities suspended inter-island ferry services...

Headlines

Approaching storm to dump more rain to north Luzon

July 10, 2001 - 12:00am

An approaching storm codenamed "Gorio" will dump more rain on northern provinces already devastated by the fury of Typhoon Feria (Utor) which led to 128 deaths, weathermen said yesterday. The center...

Headlines

Philippines always tops in natural disasters - ROSES AND THORNS by Alejandro R. Roces

July 7, 2001 - 12:00am

At this time, we have two major natural disasters to contend with —the eruption of Mayon Volcano and the disasters caused by typhoon Feria international code name, Utor. (Incidentally, we think it is high time...

Opinion