Dahil sa kadahilanang magtatag-init o summer nanaman, nagtaas nanaman ang presyo ng bigas sa probinsya ng Bulacan.

Ayon sa isang mamimili, nagtataas daw ang presyo ng bigas dahil sa mahirap na pag-ani ng bigas ngayong tag-init at natutuyo ang mga palay sa sobrang init ng panahon.

Naniniwala ang iba na mag tataas lalo ang presyo ng bigas sasusunod na araw, at magtatagal ito sa mga susunod na buwan.

Pinagpapasyahan ng Pangulo at ng mga Gobyerno ang pagpapasara ng ABS-CBN. Isasara nga ba ito o magpapatuloy pa, ito ay pahayag ng mga nagsalitang opisyal.

Kaya’t nagpahayag ang ABS-CBN na nagbabayad naman sila ng sapat na tax. Kaya walang rason para ipasara ito.

American Swine Fever o ASF, kumpirmadong mayroon na rin sa Bulacan. Pinipigilan itong lumaganap ng mga gobyero at opisyal para hindi masayang ang mga pera sa mga nagnenegosyo. Wala man itong epekto sa mga tao pero nagdudulot ito ng mga sakit sa ibang hayop.

Kumpirmadong may tatlong case ng corona virus dito sa pilipinas. Sila ay nakaquarantine ngayon sa San Lazaro Hospital. Ito ay binabantayan at ginagamot ng mga doktor na pilipino. Sa ngayon ay humahanap ang mga doktor para sa lunas dito.

Sa mga nag-apply sa Polytechnic University of the Philippines sa Sta.Maria o PUP, nagkakaroon ng problema sa pag claim ng permit. Dapat silang pumunta sa mismong eskwelahan upang iclaim ang kani-kanilang permit.

Kailangang magdala ng grade 10 at 11 card pati na rin ang 2×2 picture. Dalhin ito sa Registrar office.

Ngayong Linggo at Lunes ginanap ang fiesta sa Pulong Buhangin, marami itong mga banderitas, mga events, at syempre hindi mawawala dito ang mga handaan.

Nagkaroon ito ng mga parade ng mga baranggay, mga kasama sa gobyerno at mga parade. Ito ah ginanap ngayong February 17 and 18 ng taong 2020.

The Danger Zone

For now, Fernandez said they will still resort to “maximum persuasion” to convince residents to move to safer ground.

A total of 148,514 people are currently taking shelter in evacuation centers due to Taal’s eruption, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.

Health Secretary Francisco Duque III told CNN Philippines’ Balitaan that 3,734 people from evacuation centers have fallen sick due to ailments like acute respiratory infections, hypertension, diarrhea, flu-like illnesses, eye irritation and skin lesions.

Some local governments in Batangas had allowed evacuees to return to their homes during window hours, but the DILG has ordered local governments to strictly keep residents from entering the danger zone at all times.

Taal Volcano has been on Alert Level 4 since January 12, signalling an imminent explosive eruption within hours or days. Volcanic activity appeared to have weakened in the past days, but government volcanologists warn that a powerful eruption is still possible as there are signs that magma is still moving up from underneath the surface.

The Evacuees

Thousands of families were displaced and sought refuge in evacuation centers in Cavite, Laguna, and even Quezon for an indefinite period of time.

The volcano has been on Alert Level 4 since Sunday night, as state volcanologists warned said that a “hazardous” eruption may occur “within hours or days.”

With an imminent hazardous eruption adding to the evacuees’ concern.

The Donations

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) also stated that there are 5,000 family food packs and sleeping kits on the way for distribution to the evacuation centers. The DSWD and the Department of Health (DOH) handed a combined total of ₱4.9 million (US$96,656) worth of assistance to the affected residents in Calabarzon. Cavite Governor Jonvic Remulla declared the province under a state of calamity.

Interior Secretary Eduardo Año directed the governors, mayors and local chief executives of Central Luzon, the National Capital Region and Southern Tagalog to convene their disaster risk reduction and management councils and instantly activate their incident management teams, network operations centers and other disaster response teams. The Department of the Interior and Local Government tasked the Philippine National Police (PNP) to deploy their disaster incident management task forces, reactionary standby forces and search and rescue units to the affected areas, while the Bureau of Fire Protection were tasked to assist the PNP and local government units in the mandatory evacuation of affected residents. Año also urged the public to donate basic necessities to the victims through the local government units. The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, Philippine Air Force and Philippine Navy personnel have been dispatched to help the victims of the Taal volcano eruption.

An eruption of Taal Volcano in the Philippines began on January 12, 2020. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) subsequently issued an Alert Level 4, indicating that “a hazardous explosive eruption is possible within hours to days.”It was a phreatic eruption from the main crater that spewed ashes to Calabarzon, Metro Manila, some parts of Central Luzon, and Pangasinan in Ilocos Region, resulting in the suspension of classes, work schedules, and flights.

The sulfur dioxide emission from Taal Volcano has increased while its seismic activity continued, according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) in the following days.

Currently, Alert Level 4 is raised over Taal Volcano. State volcanologists say that a major explosion may come within hours, days, or even months.

The state seismology agency said the emission of white-colored steam in Taal Volcano had reached 100 to 800 meters high compared to Friday’s record of 50 to 500 meters.

The state seismology agency said the emission of white-colored steam in Taal Volcano had reached 100 to 800 meters high compared to Friday’s record of 50 to 500 meters.