Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Privacy Policy Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. EnvironmentTop Stories Airports filled with passengers affected by super typhoon #Pepito By: Althea Beatrice Caduaya Felizarta Date: November 18, 2024 Share post: FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp 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. A tiny plant, a century-long mystery: Rare liverwort resurfaces in Davao del Sur Daisy Canarias - August 24, 2026 Mental health groups urge DepEd to defer active-shooter school drills Top Stories After the quake, Jose Abad Santos families begin rebuilding lives Top Stories DSWD on standby as new cyclone tests disaster readiness Top Stories For 49 Cotabato pupils, clearer vision means a better shot at learning Top Stories PPCRV joins push to secure 2026 BARMM polls Top Stories RIZAL MEMORIAL COLLEGE Related articles Top Stories A tiny plant, a century-long mystery: Rare liverwort resurfaces in Davao del Sur DAVAO CITY (August 24) — It may be small enough to escape an ordinary hiker’s notice, but a... Top Stories Mental health groups urge DepEd to defer active-shooter school drills MANILA (August 24) — Mental health experts are urging the Department of Education (DepEd) to defer its planned... Top Stories After the quake, Jose Abad Santos families begin rebuilding lives DAVAO OCCIDENTAL (August 24) — Relief may keep families alive after a disaster, but rebuilding a home, restoring... Top Stories DSWD on standby as new cyclone tests disaster readiness MANILA (August 24) — The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has shifted to a blue alert...