SBMA, Zambales shift to WFH as habagat rains persist

SAN ANTONIO, Zambales — The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) and the Olongapo City government shifted to work-from-home arrangements on Monday as the southwest monsoon continues to dump heavy rains in the area. SBMA Communications Head Armie Llamas said the agency would allow employees to work from home. However

Heavy rain disrupted normal life in several parts of Palakkad district, causing damage, waterlogging and traffic interruptions on Saturday. An orange alert was declared in the district, and educational institutions were given a holiday.A house at Puthuppally Street collapsed on Saturday morning. However, the five-membe

Bridge washed away and mudslide disrupt roads in Nagaland, prompting traffic advisory.

Rain is set to batter the UK in coming days with eight areas issued flood alerts following droughts due to the extreme heat