Keep Christmas parties simple as peak of Super El Niño looms – Palace

Inquirer.net - Nov 6, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Friday encouraged the public to keep the upcoming holiday celebrations simple as the country braces for the peak of Super El Niño. At a briefing, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said government agencies concerned are preparing for the effects of Super El Niño, which include drought and possible water supply interruptions.

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Sara Duterte to use personal funds for HK trip on Nov. 6-8

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Bus engine cover turns deadly for Quezon traveler

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Automatic noise-cancellation in calls debuts in the Philippines

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UPLB stray animal policy draws criticism

LUCENA CITY – The University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) has barred security guards from feeding or sheltering stray animals, particularly dogs, and from allowing them to roam or stay inside and around university buildings. “Internal Security Guards are assigned to ensure the security and safety of buildings, not to allow the premises under

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Keep Christmas parties simple as peak of Super El Niño looms – Palace

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Keep Christmas parties simple as peak of Super El Niño looms – Palace

INQToday: ICC protection sought for 55 witnesses in Duterte trial

LRT-1 to offer 2-hour free rides twice a day on Nov 9, 11, 13 amid Asean preps

Sara Duterte to use personal funds for HK trip on Nov. 6-8

Bus engine cover turns deadly for Quezon traveler

Impeachment court reinstates sub judice rule on all VP articles

Automatic noise-cancellation in calls debuts in the Philippines

Municipal employee shot dead in Bukidnon; manhunt on for suspects

UPLB stray animal policy draws criticism

Groups flag wage gap, seek wage hike as inflation hits 7.8%

Impeach court junks plea to admit COA docs as proof in ‘unexplained wealth’

eGovPH superapp to include SSS services, digital ID

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