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Food, water, and medicines are by far, the primary needs of earthquake victims in Bohol, Office of the Civil Defense-7 chief Minda Morante said.

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Continuing threats of cyber fraud, increasing frequency and severity of typhoons and other natural calamities, rising incidence of epidemics and adoption by terrorists of new forms of terror require the private sector to upgrade security strategies and coordinate with government security initiatives.
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The killer earthquakes in Haiti and Chile are reminders to the business community that preparedness to save lives and protect critical infrastructures and data against natural and man-made disasters, swift response and quick recovery are necessary tools to assure business continuity.
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                    [Title] => Mt. Bulusan sumabog muli
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CAMP AGUINALDO — Muli na namang sumabog ang Bulusan Volcano na nakaapekto sa dalawang munisipalidad ng Sorsogon noong Miyerkules ng madaling-araw.


Sa ulat na nakarating kahapon sa Office of Civil Defense (OCD), hindi pa kailangang ilikas ang mga residente ng Irosin at Bulan matapos na bugahan ng abo at putik mula sa Mt. Bulusan.


Gayon pa man, nagrereklamo ang mga residente na naapektuhan ng ashfall at putik ang kanilang inuming tubig at pampaligo.


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                    [Title] => Relief  caravan stranded as Albay bridge collapses
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LEGASPI CITY — A convoy carrying relief supplies for typhoon victims in Bicol was stranded in Guinobatan, Albay after a bridge, already weakened by recent flooding, finally collapsed yesterday.


About half of the 270 vehicles comprising the "sharing and caring caravan" had crossed the Travesia Bridge, which has a three-ton capacity, when it gave way.


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                    [Title] => GMA orders forced evacuation of residents in some Albay villages
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LEGAZPI CITY – President Arroyo ordered yesterday the forced evacuation of residents in villages threatened by mudflow coming from Mayon volcano in anticipation of the coming of typhoon "Seniang" that will hit the eastern part of the country this afternoon.


More than 70,000 people are residing in 41 villages in three cities and five towns in Albay that are threatened by lahar and mudflow that could be induced by heavy rains brought by the typhoon.


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                    [Title] => Mudflows hit Sorsogon villages
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LEGAZPI CITY — Two hours of heavy rains triggered a flash flood and mudflows, forcing 22 families or 115 people in three barangays in Irosin, Sorsogon to flee their homes the other day. 


Eighty-one residents of Barangays Patag and Rangas were rescued by a joint team of the Irosin and provincial police and the municipal disaster coordinating council led by Inspector Elmer Conchas after swirling volcanic mud from the slopes of Bulusan Volcano swept away 10 houses along the riverbanks, said Arnel Capili, regional director of the Office of Civil Defense.


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                    [Title] => Bulusan spews ash anew
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LEGAZPI CITY — Mt. Bulusan in Sorsogon exploded again at 6:30 a.m. yesterday, sending an ash column about one kilometer above the main crater.


The ash drifted southeast of the volcano, blanketing barangays in Irosin, Bulusan and Casiguran towns.


Volcanologist Alex Baloloy said the Cabid-An monitoring station of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) in Sorsogon City also detected six volcanic earthquakes in the past 24-hour observation period.


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                    [Title] => Prices of farm products from Mayon’s slopes soar
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LEGAZPI CITY — Even before Mt. Mayon in Albay could unleash its worst explosion, prices of vegetables and other agricultural products grown on its slopes have already started to soar up to 100 percent of their pre-eruption market prices.


No human activity has been allowed within a seven-kilometer  distance from the crater and eight kilometers in the southeast sector for over a month now.


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                    [Title] => Don’t get too close to Mayon, tourists warned
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LEGAZPI CITY — The fiery shower of lava from Mayon volcano’s near-perfect cone may be a spectacle but the man who has been guiding local and foreign tourists up the crater since 1953 has advised them to keep their distance.


Seventy-three-year-old Ricardo Dy, a retired employee of the Office of Civil Defense in the Bicol Region and consultant on disaster to Albay Gov. Fernando Gonzalez, cautioned tourists not to venture into the volcano’s six-kilometer permanent danger zone.


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CAMP AGUINALDO — Muli na namang sumabog ang Bulusan Volcano na nakaapekto sa dalawang munisipalidad ng Sorsogon noong Miyerkules ng madaling-araw.


Sa ulat na nakarating kahapon sa Office of Civil Defense (OCD), hindi pa kailangang ilikas ang mga residente ng Irosin at Bulan matapos na bugahan ng abo at putik mula sa Mt. Bulusan.


Gayon pa man, nagrereklamo ang mga residente na naapektuhan ng ashfall at putik ang kanilang inuming tubig at pampaligo.


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LEGASPI CITY — A convoy carrying relief supplies for typhoon victims in Bicol was stranded in Guinobatan, Albay after a bridge, already weakened by recent flooding, finally collapsed yesterday.


About half of the 270 vehicles comprising the "sharing and caring caravan" had crossed the Travesia Bridge, which has a three-ton capacity, when it gave way.


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LEGAZPI CITY – President Arroyo ordered yesterday the forced evacuation of residents in villages threatened by mudflow coming from Mayon volcano in anticipation of the coming of typhoon "Seniang" that will hit the eastern part of the country this afternoon.


More than 70,000 people are residing in 41 villages in three cities and five towns in Albay that are threatened by lahar and mudflow that could be induced by heavy rains brought by the typhoon.


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Eighty-one residents of Barangays Patag and Rangas were rescued by a joint team of the Irosin and provincial police and the municipal disaster coordinating council led by Inspector Elmer Conchas after swirling volcanic mud from the slopes of Bulusan Volcano swept away 10 houses along the riverbanks, said Arnel Capili, regional director of the Office of Civil Defense.


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LEGAZPI CITY — Mt. Bulusan in Sorsogon exploded again at 6:30 a.m. yesterday, sending an ash column about one kilometer above the main crater.


The ash drifted southeast of the volcano, blanketing barangays in Irosin, Bulusan and Casiguran towns.


Volcanologist Alex Baloloy said the Cabid-An monitoring station of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) in Sorsogon City also detected six volcanic earthquakes in the past 24-hour observation period.


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LEGAZPI CITY — The fiery shower of lava from Mayon volcano’s near-perfect cone may be a spectacle but the man who has been guiding local and foreign tourists up the crater since 1953 has advised them to keep their distance.


Seventy-three-year-old Ricardo Dy, a retired employee of the Office of Civil Defense in the Bicol Region and consultant on disaster to Albay Gov. Fernando Gonzalez, cautioned tourists not to venture into the volcano’s six-kilometer permanent danger zone.


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