Philippines: Rainstorms flood half of Manila
Heavy rains caused by the Trami tropical storm flooded the Philippines' Manila capital in just 24 hours, causing landslides and killing at least seven people and affecti…
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Heavy rains caused by the Trami tropical storm flooded the Philippines' Manila capital in just 24 hours, causing landslides and killing at least seven people and affecti…
AFP quoted the US Geological Survey (USGS) as saying that the 6.1 magnitude earthquake occurred at a depth of 35km at 6h18 am through local time. The epicenter is about…
Some of the most recent surveys show that there may have been three tsunami matches that occurred at time intervals: 4,500-4,300; 4,100-3,900 and 900-600 years ago.
The global conference on the connection between the mainland and the ocean (GLOC) ending January 30 in the Philippine capital Manila has approved the Manila Declaration…
A 5.4-magnitude earthquake happened yesterday in the Philippines, homes shook slightly and no damage was reported.
Above are the latest research results of the Institute of Geophysics, Institute of Geology and Institute of Geology - Marine geophysics.
The consequences of human and super typhoon Nesat in the Philippines are increasingly heavy, while the island nation is about to catch a new storm.
The National Disaster Risk Management and Mitigation Council said that 111,930 people in five Albay cities were asked to evacuate to a safe place to prevent landslides a…
The coastal areas and central central islands from Da Nang to Quang Ngai, the North Central Coast region from Nghe An to Quang Tri, the coastal areas of South Central Vi…
This morning, October 31, Hurricane Mirinae with a wind of 150 km / hour brought heavy rain and poured into the Philippine capital of Manila, causing widespread power ou…
The Philippine government said 240 people were killed and nearly half a million people were displaced during the terrible flood caused by Typhoon Ketsana in the capital…
A magnitude 6 quake struck the Philippines' capital Manila, causing many office workers to rush to the streets, witnesses and seismologists said.
Although not landing in the Philippines, Typhoon Sepat has caused heavy rain to flood in Manila and the northern region, forcing authorities to close government schools…
Due to the influence of Typhoon Pabuk, in the Philippine capital, heavy rains have flooded many areas. No information about casualties.
Tropical storm Durian has entered the Philippine waters and is threatening to enter Metro Manila on Friday, December 1, warning of the Philippine Meteorological Agency (…