Aftermath of Super Typhoon Odette in Negros Oriental
Super Typhoon Odette in Negros Oriental finally passed with 51 dead, 26 reported missing, and more than 70 injured. Read more!
Read moreSuper Typhoon Odette in Negros Oriental finally passed with 51 dead, 26 reported missing, and more than 70 injured. Read more!
Read moreTyphoon Odette (Rai) continues to strengthen over the Philippine Sea. PAGASA placed several areas in the country under Signal No. 1 & 2. Read more!
Read moreThe economy in Negros Oriental declined in the year 2020 due amidst the pandemic. However, some industries grew during this time. Read more!
Read moreThree OFWs from South Africa are isolated in Negros Oriental. They do not show any symptoms upon arrival in the Philippines. Read more!
Read moreNegros Island Region may have a comeback. House Bill 10534 was filed on November 23, 2021 by Negerense lawmaker. Read more!
Read moreBus Trips Resume for Negros Oriental – Negros Occidental while under Alert Level 2 from Nov 15-30, 2021. 2GO Travel ready for ferry trips! Read more.
Read moreNegros Oriental is now under Alert Level 2 starting November 15-30, 2021 as stated under IATF Resolution No. 148-F. Read guidelines here!
Read moreApo Island was granted 200K worth of livelihood kits from DTI; 80K for consumer/grocery goods & 120K for snorkeling equipment. Read more!
Read moreThe General List of Candidates for Election 2022 was published by the Commission on Elections. Click here to Read More & See List.
Read moreRegion 7 assures that that minimum health protocols will be observed once limited face-to-face classes in some pilot schools. Read more!
Read moreProvincial DOH warns public of dengue fever this rainy season. As of September 11, 2021 a total of 495 dengue cases are recorded. Read more!
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