The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is taking a firm stand against the spread of…
Author: Reymund Titong
Reymund Titong is a Filipino journalist steadily building his voice in the field of news reporting, driven by a commitment to tell meaningful and relevant stories.
He serves as a correspondent for Rappler, contributes to Negros Daily Bulletin, and maintains a blog on Medium.
Rescue teams, volunteers heighten Iloilo’s preparedness for major quake
The City Government of Iloilo and volunteer groups have intensified preparations for possible major earthquakes, mobilizing…
Negros leaders urge SRA to act on sugar prices slump as planters trade blame
Lawmakers and councilors from Negros Island have united in calling for an urgent action from the…
Gov’t, labor leaders urge twice-monthly earthquake drills
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has backed the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines…
Justice sought for NIA employee slain after exposing alleged project anomalies
The killing of a government worker who spoke out against alleged irregularities in irrigation projects has…
‘We are to blame too’: Bacolod prelate urges faithful to end systemic corruption
Thousands of faithful gathered at San Sebastian Cathedral in Bacolod City on Saturday, October 11, for…
When disaster strikes, journalists are both witnesses and survivors
When the earth trembles, most people run for safety. Journalists stay. They hold their ground, steady…
DepEd races to restore learning as P2.2-B quake damage hits Mindanao schools
The Department of Education (DepEd) is racing to restore learning after the magnitude 7.4 earthquake that…
Motorists to finally get a break as fuel prices dip next week
Motorists can expect lower fuel prices next week after several weeks of consecutive price increases.
Back-to-back Davao Oriental quakes kill 7, displace thousands
Two massive earthquakes turned October 10, a Friday, into a day of panic and loss in…