The most active volcano in the Philippines began erupting
Mayon, the most active volcano in the Philippines began to erupt again, leaving thousands of people on the main island of Luzon to evacuate.
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Mayon, the most active volcano in the Philippines began to erupt again, leaving thousands of people on the main island of Luzon to evacuate.
According to the government, the number of fatal victims concentrated in Lanao del Norte, Zamboanga del Norte and Lanao del Sur areas and increased the most in the night…
Before the earthquake in Surigao del Norte province, southern Philippines two days, locals were reported to have discovered the body of a giant paddle fish drifting to t…
According to the Central Intelligence Center, on July 28, a tropical depression existed in the Eastern Philippines.
Ocean Conservancy claims China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam are the top 5 countries that discharge marine products, contributing up to 60% of plasti…
At least 3 people died and tens of thousands of people were evacuated when super typhoon Melor began to land Philippines last night.
While Filipinos are coping with the consequences of super typhoon Melor, a tropical depression may intensify into a storm that will continue to land on the island on Dec…
Early in the morning, Typhoon Koppu landed in the Philippines, causing widespread rains, high winds and landslides on the country's Luzon island.
According to the Central Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, at present, a very strong storm is operating in the waters off the Eastern Philippines a…
Tropical storm Goni moved through the region near the northern Philippines on the afternoon of August 21, causing heavy rain for the area while Typhoon Atsani was approa…
The second storm in the East Sea is experiencing unusual movements when changing direction many times. Meteorological agencies do not exclude the possibility of storms a…
Crossing Luzon Island (Philippines) last night, Typhoon Linfa entered the South China Sea, maximum winds of 90 km / h, level 9 equivalent.
Earlier, the heart of Typhoon Linfa in the northwestern coast of Luzon Island (Philippines) maintained a maximum wind speed of 90 km per hour (level 9). There are two ty…
Yesterday's big storm hit the northeastern edge of the Philippines, leaving some 3,400 residents in mountainous and coastal villages.
With the winds of the area near the center of the storm strong level 13, level 15-16, the Noul storm moves quickly in the Northeast direction. By 13 hours on 12/5, the l…