The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines placed the Mindanao power grid on yellow alert on August 11 due to thin power reserves. With 12 power plants undergoing forced outages and five operating at derated capacities, the grid’s available operating margin dropped to 145 megawatts during peak hours.
Local law enforcement intercepted ₱1.12 million worth of suspected smuggled cigarettes during a joint highway operation in Barangay Dalipuga, Iligan City. Authorities flagged down an aluminum van containing 1,400 reams of untaxed cigarettes, turning the seized contraband over to the Bureau of Customs for proper disposition.
City government employees in Gingoog are set to receive their third-tranche salary adjustment after the Sangguniang Panlungsod approved a ₱12.95-million supplemental budget. Sponsored by Councilor Winfred T. Militante Jr. following a request from Mayor Erick G. Cañosa, the funding utilizes municipal savings from unfilled vacant positions.
Iligan City’s Nawawie Pamaloy delivered a three-gold sweep at the 18th WEKAF World Championships in New Delhi, India. Pamaloy went undefeated across three event categories, anchoring a dominant 24-medal performance by the eight-member Philippine national arnis team against competitors from 11 nations.
Grade 6 student Angela Bella Domingo captured top honors at the 2026 Turkic International Mathematical Olympiad in Baku, Azerbaijan. After travel disruptions prevented the rest of the 110-student Philippine delegation from attending, Domingo competed as the country’s sole representative against nearly 400 international mathletes, bringing home gold.
From trying out the pickleball trend on May the Fourth to stepping back due to an ACL tear, one writer reflects on navigating grief, fitness adaptations, and local lifestyle shifts in Cagayan de Oro—finding joy as the team’s unofficial videographer while simplifying their health journey.
A new habitat study reveals that nearly two-thirds of core Philippine Eagle nesting sites in eastern Mindanao fall within Indigenous ancestral domains, highlighting the essential role of tribal stewardship.
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines placed the Mindanao power grid on yellow alert on August 11 due to thin power reserves. With 12 power plants undergoing forced outages and five operating at derated capacities, the grid’s available operating margin dropped to 145 megawatts during peak hours.
Local law enforcement intercepted ₱1.12 million worth of suspected smuggled cigarettes during a joint highway operation in Barangay Dalipuga, Iligan City. Authorities flagged down an aluminum van containing 1,400 reams of untaxed cigarettes, turning the seized contraband over to the Bureau of Customs for proper disposition.
City government employees in Gingoog are set to receive their third-tranche salary adjustment after the Sangguniang Panlungsod approved a ₱12.95-million supplemental budget. Sponsored by Councilor Winfred T. Militante Jr. following a request from Mayor Erick G. Cañosa, the funding utilizes municipal savings from unfilled vacant positions.
Iligan City’s Nawawie Pamaloy delivered a three-gold sweep at the 18th WEKAF World Championships in New Delhi, India. Pamaloy went undefeated across three event categories, anchoring a dominant 24-medal performance by the eight-member Philippine national arnis team against competitors from 11 nations.
Grade 6 student Angela Bella Domingo captured top honors at the 2026 Turkic International Mathematical Olympiad in Baku, Azerbaijan. After travel disruptions prevented the rest of the 110-student Philippine delegation from attending, Domingo competed as the country’s sole representative against nearly 400 international mathletes, bringing home gold.
From trying out the pickleball trend on May the Fourth to stepping back due to an ACL tear, one writer reflects on navigating grief, fitness adaptations, and local lifestyle shifts in Cagayan de Oro—finding joy as the team’s unofficial videographer while simplifying their health journey.
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines placed the Mindanao power grid on yellow alert on August 11 due to thin power reserves. With 12 power plants undergoing forced outages and five operating at derated capacities, the grid’s available operating margin dropped to 145 megawatts during peak hours.
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines placed the Mindanao power grid on yellow alert on August 11 due to thin power reserves. With 12 power plants undergoing forced outages and five operating at derated capacities, the grid’s available operating margin dropped to 145 megawatts during peak hours.
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines placed the Mindanao power grid on yellow alert on August 11 due to thin power reserves. With 12 power plants undergoing forced outages and five operating at derated capacities, the grid’s available operating margin dropped to 145 megawatts during peak hours.
