Rappler's latest stories on flooding in the Philippines
IN PHOTOS: Typhoon Ursula brings Christmas Day floods to Visayas provinces
Typhoon Ursula strikes several provinces in Visayas, resulting in severe flooding after heavy rains
IN PHOTOS: Floods hit several towns in Cagayan
Governor Manuel Mamba appeals for help as Cagayan is placed under a state of calamity
Nearly 20,000 people flee Davao Region floods
Authorities say at least 58 barangays across the Davao Region implemented forced evacuation
LOOK: Over 200 families evacuated in Davao City due to flooding
Torrential rains brought by a low pressure area caused Davao River to swell, prompting the evacuation of families in flooded communities
1 dead, 2 missing after flood hits village in Davao Oriental
Provincial search and rescue teams are still trying to locate two other flood victims – a 9-year-old girl and a 38-year-old woman
How to prepare for floods
Rappler talks to NOAH executive director Mahar Lagmay on how Filipinos can prepare for floods
India's Modi opens resilient rice laboratory in the Philippines
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is in Manila for the 31st ASEAN Summit, also visits the International Rice Research Institute in Laguna
PAGASA warns of possible La Niña by end of 2016
The state weather bureau says there is a 50 chance that La Niña will develop in the last quarter of the year
Heavy rains cause flooding, landslides in Cebu
The combined effects of the southwest monsoon and Tropical Storm Mario Fung Wong cause flooding in several parts of the province
#GlendaPH death toll rises to 89
Six provinces 3 towns and one city are under a state of calamity
New disaster management system: From jargon to ‘action’
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council realizes that good scientific information is no good when local chief executives are unable to understand them
#MovePH: A #ReliefPH call for help
Let us rekindle the spirit of bayanihan community and show that the Filipino spirit is waterproof
Baby, 6 others dead in Luzon storm
A total of 5 040 families or 20 807 persons were affected in Ilocos Central Luzon and the Cordillera Administrative Region
Flash floods hit 3 Pangasinan towns as San Roque Dam releases water
Up to 10 000 persons in these barangays are affected says Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council of Mangatarem
Advisory on safe drinking water
The health department issues guidelines in purifying water
