EnvironmentTop Stories Airports filled with passengers affected by super typhoon #Pepito By: Althea Beatrice Caduaya Felizarta Date: November 18, 2024 Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp MANILA—-Hundreds of passengers whose flights were either cancelled or delayed are now queueing the airports where as a result of Supet Typhoon Pepito. The Weather Bureau said #Pepito is expected to exit the Philippine Area of Responsibility today. The Typhoon lashed many areas in Luzon and Visayas especially in Panganiban, Catanduanes where it made its first landfall. The super typhoon affected the flights which caused a temporary halt on airports affected resulting to passengers getting stranded. As of Monday morning some flights have returned to normal operations. Previous article58IB welcomes new commander in change of ceremonyNext articlePH, US ink military intelligence-sharing pact, bolster defense ties Althea Beatrice Caduaya Felizarta I want inI've read and accept the Privacy Policy. Switching power interruptions on December 9-12 in the Cities of Davao and Panabo NewsLine Philippines - December 7, 2025 PNP intensifies search for suspects in Davao Occidental Ghost Project Top Stories DOLE reminds workers of Special Holiday Pay rules for Dec. 8 Top Stories Lower food prices pull November inflation down to 1.5% Business TD Wilma nearly stationary as it holds strength near Eastern Samar Top Stories Fuel prices seen to rise by up to ₱1.30 next week Business Related articles Branded Content Switching power interruptions on December 9-12 in the Cities of Davao and Panabo (December 7)-- Davao Light and Power Co., Inc. (Davao Light) will conduct switching power interruptions from Tuesday to... Top Stories PNP intensifies search for suspects in Davao Occidental Ghost Project MANILA (December 7) – The Philippine National Police (PNP) has deployed intelligence and tracker teams to find contractor... Top Stories DOLE reminds workers of Special Holiday Pay rules for Dec. 8 MANILA (December 7) – Private sector employees who report for work on Monday, Dec. 8, a special non-working... Business Lower food prices pull November inflation down to 1.5% MANILA (December 6) – Easing prices of key food items slowed the Philippines’ inflation rate to 1.5% in...