Rappler's latest stories on Busuanga
Plastic trash threatens dugong survival in Palawan
Dugong mascot seeks to rally the support of locals in the fight to save the marine mammal
Cebu Pacific to begin Cebu-Busuanga flights in October 2019
Cebu Pacific's subsidiary Cebgo will fly twice daily between the Mactan-Cebu International Airport and Francisco B. Reyes Airport
Cebu Pacific to resume Manila-Busuanga flights on June 10
It also announces additional Cebgo flights to accommodate passengers affected by flights cancellations on Saturday
Canceled flights over Busuanga airport mishap, bad weather on Saturday, June 9
(3RD UPDATE) The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines cancels all flights to and from Busuanga in Palawan a day after a Skyjet plane overshot the runway of the Francisco Reyes Airport
Claimants of Palawan land in Marcos loot case to get separate trial
The Sandiganbayan says the claims of the Philippine Agri-Business Center Corporation are 'distinct' from the main issue
Bambuhay: How bamboo weaving helped jumpstart a community's recovery from Yolanda
Super Typhoon Yolanda destroyed the bamboo used by traditional weavers in Busuanga Caritas Philippines launches a livelihood program to revive the local bamboo weaving industry
Presidential adviser eyes lease of Busuanga Island to corporations
Multinational corporations should be able to govern these islands in the same way foreign troops run military bases under defense treaties says Ramon Jacinto an economic adviser to President Rodrigo Duterte
PH peasants to Pope: Help us regain our land
Peasants urban poor representatives and families of political prisoners from Southern Tagalog gather at the Liwasang Bonifacio for a pilgrimage for social justice and peace hopeful that Pope Francis will hear their plight
British Council awards seed funds to 5 social enterprises
The social enterprises awarded grants in the I Am A ChangeMaker ideation camp range from tech solutions to eco tourism hubs
Where are the health workers?
While Filipinos go abroad to address the shortage on health professionals in those host countries only 3 public doctors for every 100 000 population back home
Critically-endangered dugong found dead in Palawan
It s the second time this year a sea mammal is found dead in Palawan its final stronghold in the country
African wildlife at Philippine reserve hurt in typhoon
With uprooted trees caused by a deadly typhoon animals in a wildlife reserve in Busuanga Palawan are injured and left with almost no food
14 Palawan towns under state of calamity
Help has been pouring in for the 14 Palawan towns heavily affected by Typhoon Yolanda
2 dead, 21 missing in Busuanga, Palawan
As of Sunday more than 5 000 Coron residents are still displaced from their homes
