• The Keitech Educational Foundation graduated 92 students in its 16th commencement. The institution maintains a 15-year 100% TESDA certification rate, with nearly 90% of graduates securing employment in high-demand industries like construction and tourism.
• Typhoon Tino destroyed nearly 30% of homes on Homonhon Island, leaving communities without shelter or livelihood. Leyte Rep. Romualdez and Tingog Partylist delivered essential food supplies to support the island’s recovery.
• Tacloban City police arrested a 57-year-old man in a buy-bust operation on November 2. They seized approximately PHP 34,000 worth of suspected shabu from the first-time offender.
• As Typhoon Tino approached, the town of Dulag in Leyte Procince enacted a proactive disaster plan. It prioritized evacuations, paused rescues during the storm’s peak, and mobilized the community for a swift cleanup, showcasing a model of resilience.
• Basey, Samar commemorated the 12th anniversary of Typhoon Yolanda with a candle lighting ceremony. The event honored victims and reaffirmed the community’s commitment to disaster preparedness and resilience.
• Following Typhoon Tino, Samar residents faced blocked roads from fallen trees and mud. The DPWH has mobilized crews and equipment to clear the vital Maharlika Highway and restore access.
• The DPWH’s Samar 2nd District Engineering Office is marking National Children’s Month by launching an internal campaign against online sexual abuse of children, urging staff to become community advocates for child safety.
• Despite Typhoon Tino’s onslaught, Philippine Army soldiers carried the body of a fallen rebel for days to ensure a proper burial. The act was meant to demonstrate compassion and encourage others to surrender.
• Following Typhoon Tino, relief teams in Leyte are racing to deliver essential Family Food Packs to isolated barangays. They are clearing blocked roads and coordinating a multi-agency response to reach stranded communities with urgent aid.
• A regional Kalinisan Day showcase in Brgy. Amandayehan united residents, students, and multiple government agencies on Oct. 24. The massive cleanup event highlighted community unity and set a regional standard for civic pride and collaboration.
Keitech Marks 16th Graduation Rites with 92 New Skilled Workers for High-Demand Industries 
Hope Amid Ruins: Communities of Homonhon Rise After Typhoon Tino’s Wrath 
Tacloban Police Arrest First-Time Offender, Seize P34K Worth of Suspected Shabu 
Dulag’s Resilience: Communities Standing Strong Through Typhoon Tino 
Remembering Yolanda: Basey Strengthens Readiness 12 Years After the Storm 
DPWH Engineers Restore Vital Roads in Samar After Typhoon Tino 
DPWH Samar 2nd DEO Takes Stand Against Online Child Exploitation 
Against the Storm: Soldiers Uphold Humanity Amid Typhoon in Eastern Samar 
Against the Debris: Abuyog Teams Rush Aid to Typhoon Tino Victims 
Residents, Schools, and Government Unite in Basey Kalinisan Day