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Hazel P. Villa

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  1. Article · Sep 7, 2026 · Hazel P. Villa

    Adult dugong dies as juvenile rescued in Antique (opens the original)

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    ILOILO CITY, Philippines — An adult dugong was found dead along the coast of Sebaste, Antique, on Monday, a day after residents rescued a stranded juvenile of the threatened marine mammal in neighboring Caluya town. The adult dugong was found along the shoreline of Barangay Aras-Asan, where authorities examined the carcass and arranged for its proper handling. Flord Nicson Calawag, a licensed fisheries technologist and biodiversity researcher, said the dugong appeared to be a large adult based o

  2. Article · Sep 7, 2026 · Hazel P. Villa

    Adult dugong found dead off Antique town (opens the original)

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    ILOILO CITY — A day after residents of an Antique island helped a stranded juvenile dugong return to the sea, another of the threatened marine mammals was found dead along the coast of the province. The dugong, or sea cow (Dugong dugon), was discovered along the shoreline of Barangay Aras-Asan in Sebaste town on Monday morning. Authorities responded to the area and examined the carcass to help determine the possible cause of death and arrange its proper handling. READ: Stranded baby dugong in An

  3. Article · Sep 7, 2026 · Hazel P. Villa

    Flooding hits 14 Iloilo City barangays; water up to 12 inches deep (opens the original)

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    ILOILO CITY — At least 14 barangays in five districts of Iloilo City were flooded Monday morning following rains that inundated streets and residential areas, with floodwaters reaching as high as 12 inches in some communities. The Iloilo City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) said that as of 11 a.m., flooding was recorded in barangays in Molo, La Paz, Mandurriao, City Proper and Lapuz. The deepest flooding was reported in Barangay Don Esteban in Lapuz, where water at the Zon

  4. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Hazel P. Villa

    RSSI hits over 3,000 ha of sugarcane farms in Passi City (opens the original)

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    ILOILO CITY, Philippines — More than 3,300 hectares (ha) of sugarcane farms in Passi City have been affected by a growing infestation of the red-striped soft scale insect (RSSI), threatening the livelihoods of more than 8,000 farmers and agricultural workers. An initial report by the Passi City Agriculture Office last month placed the affected area at approximately 3,337.85 ha, according to City Council Resolution No. 2026-179. The infestation has affected about 3,126 farmers and 4,929 agricultu

  5. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Hazel P. Villa

    Iloilo City mayor: No quick fix to power woes (opens the original)

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    ILOILO CITY — The Iloilo City government is working with energy-sector stakeholders on longer-term solutions to continuing power interruptions as residents demand clearer timelines and immediate measures, Mayor Raisa Treñas said. In a statement on Sept. 4, Treñas said the city government understood how repeated outages were affecting households, businesses, workers, and everyday activities. She clarified that the manual load shedding implemented by the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGC

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