A father secures his family during the onslaught of tropical depression Pablo in El Salvador City, Misamis Oriental. Exactly three years ago today, TD Pablo (international name: Bopha) hit Cagayan de Oro City and neighboring municipalities in Misamis Oriental. Pablo formed deep in the Philippine Sea east of Mindanao and packed windspeed of up to 30 kn/35 mph (Photo by Cong B. Corrales)
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Before joining the Gold Star Daily, Cong worked as the deputy director of the multimedia desk of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ), and before that he served as a writing fellow of Vera Files. Under the pen name "Cong," Leonardo Vicente B. Corrales has worked as a journalist since 2008.Corrales has published news, in-depth, investigative and feature articles on agrarian reform, peace and dialogue initiatives, climate justice, and socio-economics in local and international news organizations, which which includes among others: Philippine Daily Inquirer, Business World, MindaNews, Interaksyon.com, Agence France-Presse, Xinhua News Wires, Thomson-Reuters News Wires, UCANews.com, and Pecojon-PH.He is currently the Editor in Chief of this paper.