Koreans to spend $30-M for Leyte rehab
By: SARWELL Q.MENIANO
TACLOBAN CITY – South Korean government will be spending $30 million (32 billion South Korean won) in its one-year reconstruction of government buildings in three typhoon-ravaged towns in Leyte.
Lt. Baek Myunghyun, public relations...
Clergy retains post, to receive SLA this month
By: EILEEN B. NAZARENO
TACLOBAN CITY-The entire clergy within the jurisdiction of the archdiocese of Palo will keep their current positions for now but will still be receiving their monthly standard living allowance(SLA) effective end January...
Archbishop Du appeals for aid
By: EILEEN NAZARENO-BALLESTEROS
TACLOBAN CITY- In spite of its being victim as well of the world’s strongest typhoon ever recorded in history that which hit Eastern Visayas on November 8 last year, the archdiocese of Palo,...
Norway FM visits EV, announce fresh aid for typhoon recovery
By: LIZBETH ANN A. ABELLA
BASEY,Samar- Heeding to an appeal by the United Nations for continuous help to the typhoon -ravage Philippines, the Norwegian government has pledge to donate an additional $ 8 million dollars.
The...
Leyte farmers receives assistance from Sen. Villar, DA
TACLOBAN CITY – Farmers in Leyte’s third district received vegetable seeds and fertilizers for them to restart after they were hit by supertyphoon Yolanda from the Department of Agriculture and Senator Cynthia Villar, who...
Dengue, measles noted in Yolanda-hit areas
TACLOBAN CITY – Health officials in the region expressed their fear of a possible outbreak of both measles and dengue fever cases in Yolanda-hit areas after cases of these ailments stalked typhoon victims.
Doctor Jose...