Abuyog Provides Priority Aid to 500 Families as it Recovers from Typhoon Tino Abuyog Provides Priority Aid to 500 Families as it Recovers from Typhoon Tino
• DSWD aids 12,000 Abuyog families post-Typhoon Tino; 500 with destroyed homes prioritized. Payouts run March 18–22.
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• DSWD aids 12,000 Abuyog families post-Typhoon Tino; 500 with destroyed homes prioritized. Payouts run March 18–22.
• Abuyog, Leyte municipal council reaffirmed a mining ban with new resolutions, declaring companies persona non grata. The move extends a 25-year prohibition initiated by a former mayor.
• Abuyog’s Rich Ian Altejar wins EVRAA Taekwondo silver in Baybay City, thanking supporters despite falling short of gold against a tough opponent.
• PEDIPO and NGCP are coordinating with LGUs on a Catarman-Allen-Victoria transmission loop project. This aims to reduce frequent power interruptions and stabilize the province’s electricity supply.
• A 50-year-old carpenter was hacked to death in Barangay Odiongan, Abuyog, around 12:15 a.m. on New Year’s Day. Police said the attack followed a long-standing conflict with another man.
• Abuyog’s Second Annual Christmas Parade of Lights on December 3 drew a vibrant crowd undeterred by rain. Twelve groups showcased luminous floats, solidifying the event as a cherished local tradition of unity and joy.
• 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.
Abuyog Extends Mining Ban, Declares Firms Persona Non Grata 
Abuyog’s Rich Ian Altejar Clinches Silver in EVRAA 2026 Taekwondo 
Northern Samar Moves to Cut Brownouts 
Carpenter Killed in New Year’s Day Hacking Incident in Abuyog, Leyte 
Abuyog Shines in Its Christmas Parade of Lights 
Against the Debris: Abuyog Teams Rush Aid to Typhoon Tino Victims