Breaking News: US Air Force C-17 Lands in Tacloban for Balikatan 2026
• US Army personnel arrived in Tacloban on March 27 for Balikatan 2026, an annual exercise to boost cooperation and disaster response readiness in the region.
• US Army personnel arrived in Tacloban on March 27 for Balikatan 2026, an annual exercise to boost cooperation and disaster response readiness in the region.
• Tanauan MSWD distributed P10,000 each to families whose homes were destroyed by Typhoon Tino in November 2025, under the AICS program on March 23.
• DSWD distributed rice and groceries to Walang Gutom Program beneficiaries in Tanauan on March 19 as part of the Hunger Free 2027 initiative.
• RTF-8 ELCAC held an anti-terrorism caravan on March 19 to educate student interns in Eastern Visayas on the risks of violent radicalization.
• Tacloban City Health Office promotes breast cancer awareness and early detection for Women’s Month, citing it as a leading global cause of death among women.
• 4Ps party-list Rep. Nonoy Libanan urges direct subsidies for 3.5 million coconut farmers affected by the proposed biofuel suspension, stressing safeguards for livelihoods amid rising fuel prices.
• Tacloban’s TOMECO launched a new traffic scheme in the downtown area to reduce congestion and improve travel efficiency for commuters.
• A 37-year-old construction worker was stabbed on March 20 in Barangay 13 over an unpaid debt. Two suspects were arrested while the victim was hospitalized.
• Tacloban Mayor Alfred Romualdez unveiled measures to address rising fuel prices, boost services, and advance projects, including public market transfer, while warning against hoarding.
• Barangay 36 Sabang in Tacloban temporarily closed two access zones after a drug buy-bust confirmed unoccupied areas were used for illicit transactions, aiming to prevent further activity.