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Day: October 13, 2025

BARMM Armed Groups Sign Peace Accord to End Long-standing ‘Rido’

Manila: Efforts to end clan wars involving huge Moro families in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) Special Geographic Area (SGA) are gaining headway, with four long-standing rido (clan feuds) settled on Sunday. According to Philippines News Agency, Rafsan Johnny A. Abdul, division chief of the Ministry of Public Order and Safety (MPOS) Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Division, said the feuding clans publicly pledged to maintain peace by signing a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), reaffirming their commitment to reconciliation. The conflicts were settled between armed groups in various areas of Aleosan, North Cotabato, particularly in Barangays Pagangan and

Iloilo City Implements Earthquake Response Protocols

Iloilo city: The city government here will release protocols to be followed during earthquakes. In an interview on Monday, Mayor Raisa Tre±as said that following their meeting with the response cluster of the Iloilo City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (CDRRM) Council, they agreed on coming up with protocols for the city government and schools. According to Philippines News Agency, for schools, there is a checklist to guide teachers on what to do in case of Intensity 3 (weak) and 4 (moderately strong) quakes. Upon checking school buildings, they have to report to the Iloilo City Operations Center. If there

Negros Oriental LGUs Suspend Classes Following Cebu Aftershock

Dumaguete: Several local government units (LGUs) in Negros Oriental have suspended classes on Monday following a magnitude 5.8 aftershock that rocked Bogo City, Cebu, and was felt in the province. According to Philippines News Agency, the LGUs that declared class suspensions, through announcements on online platforms, include Sibulan, Tanjay City, Manjuyod, Pamplona, and Bindoy. Additionally, Negros Oriental High School, St. Paul University, and Dumaguete Agape Chinese Christian Academy in the provincial capital also cancelled classes, citing the need for inspections to assess the structural integrity of buildings and classrooms after the series of earthquakes impacting the area. Meanwhile, the Department

Fugitive Wanted for Parricide and Army Major’s Death Arrested in Bulacan

Bulacan: Police authorities arrested the “top 1 most wanted person” in Angat, Bulacan during a joint law enforcement operation conducted in San Jose del Monte Sunday night. The suspect, identified as Bernando Carvajal III, 39, was apprehended by combined elements of the San Jose del Monte City Police Station and the Angat Municipal Police Station. His arrest was made by virtue of an arrest warrant for parricide, issued by the Regional Trial Court Branch 104 in Malolos City, with no bail recommended. According to Philippines News Agency, recovered from the suspect were a .45-caliber Colt pistol, four magazines, 25 rounds

Marcos Visits Quake-Hit Davao Oriental, Brings Nearly P298-M Aid

Davao oriental: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. visited quake-stricken communities in Davao Oriental province and delivered over PHP298 million in aid to support local recovery efforts in the Davao and Caraga Regions affected by the two powerful earthquakes on Oct. 10. According to Philippines News Agency, the assistance includes PHP50 million for the provincial government of Davao Oriental and PHP108.3 million distributed across various local government units. In a news release, the Presidential Communications Office said the Office of the President will also provide PHP20 million to Agusan del Sur province; PHP15 million each to the provinces of Davao de

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