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What's making the floods worse in Manila?

By Hrvoje Hranjski | August 23, 2013 - 11:46am

Lashed each year by typhoons and stuck with outdated drainage systems, the Philippine capital has been hit by ever-worsening...

Headlines

Typhoon-triggered heavy monsoon rains shut down Manila, surrounding provinces

August 21, 2013 - 8:37pm

Heavy monsoon rains brought by typhoon "Maring," which battered the Philippines for four successive days since Sunday, caused massive flooding in Metro Manila and surrounding provinces, killing at least 15 people...

Headlines

Floods recede in Manila as thousands evacuated

By Hrvoje Hranjski | August 21, 2013 - 2:16am

Flooding caused by some of the Philippines' heaviest rains that submerged more than half the capital began receding yesterday, but authorities evacuated thousands of residents along Manila's overflowing rivers and...

World

Floods recede in Manila as thousands evacuate

By Hrvoje Hranjski | August 20, 2013 - 7:01pm

Flooding caused by some of the Philippines' heaviest rains that submerged more than half the capital began receding Tuesday...

Headlines

Floods cover 60 percent of Metro Manila

By Hrvoje Hranjski | August 20, 2013 - 2:00pm

Flooding caused by some of the Philippines' heaviest rains on record submerged more than half the capital Tuesday, turning...

Headlines

Erratic 'Ramil' keeps RP on edge

October 23, 2009 - 10:32am

MANILA, Philippines (AP) – Living up to its name, typhoon “Lupit” (locally known as “Ramil”) — meaning cruel in Filipino — zigzagged around the rain-soaked northern Luzon...

Of calamities and politicians

By Eladio Dioko | October 15, 2009 - 12:00am

As flood waters continue to bring misery to the people in Central Luzon, some voices are heard accusing the management of a dam therein for releasing water from that reservoir.

Freeman Opinion