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- 11 / 06 : Red tide alert up in more areas in NegOr
- 11 / 06 : Dengue cases in Negros Occ surge
- 11 / 06 : Kanlaon remains unstable, NegOcc gov urges cooperation during evacuation
- 11 / 04 : Negros Occ students shine at int’l innovation challenge in Korea
- 10 / 29 : Bacolod City collects tons of plastic bottles during MassKara
- 10 / 28 : Granada reigns supreme: two-time MassKara grand slam
- 10 / 25 : Kristine brings damages to Negros Occidental, some flights get cancelled
- 10 / 24 : Negros Occidental regains control of hacked FB page
- 10 / 22 : Power outage hits Northern Negros
- 10 / 22 : Phinma to develop P12 Billion township in Bacolod
A red tide alert has been issued in two more bays in Negros Oriental, as laboratory tests confirmed high levels of harmful algal blooms (HABs), the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) – Negros
A significant increase in dengue cases has been reported in Negros Occidental, with 5,338 cases recorded as of October 26, 2024. This figure represents a staggering 313.16% increase compared to the same period last year,
Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson is urging residents living near Kanlaon Volcano to remain vigilant and cooperate with evacuation orders should the need arise. The governor reiterated his call for cooperation after the volcano
Rotational brownouts continue to affect residents in EB Magalona, Manapla, and Victorias City due to a breakdown of the 15 MVA power transformer at the Northern Negros Electric Cooperative (NONECO) Victorias substation. The incident, which
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Negros Occ students shine at int’l innovation challenge in Korea
A group of young innovators from Negros Occidental have brought honor to the province by securing t...