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Duterte 'likely' to declare 3 typhoon-hit regions under state of calamity

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Nov 09 02:12 PM

President Rodrigo Duterte is "most likely" to place Bicol, Calabarzon and Mimaropa under a state of calamity after the onslaught of super typhoon Rolly last week, his spokesman said Monday.  Read more »

Amid speculation on health, President as well 'as anyone his age,' says Palace

Jamaine Punzalan, ABS-CBN News
Updated as of Nov 03 04:33 PM

President Rodrigo Duterte is as well as "anyone his age", Malacañang said Tuesday, after his absence during the onslaught of this year's strongest storm and his subsequent visit to a ravaged town spawned speculation on his health. Read more »

Duterte tells #NasaanAngPangulo critics: What's your problem?

Jamaine Punzalan, ABS-CBN News
Updated as of Nov 02 10:04 PM

President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday fired back against critics of his absence from public eye during the onslaught of this year's strongest storm that destroyed thousands of houses, left billions of pesos in damage and killed at least 16 people. Read more »

Duterte says to look for money for infra damage due to Rolly

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Nov 02 09:10 PM

President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday said the government would search for funds for the repair of infrastructure damaged by erstwhile super Typhoon Rolly. Read more »

Duterte visits Rolly-ravaged Albay town as typhoon deaths hit 20

Jamaine Punzalan, ABS-CBN News
Updated as of Nov 03 12:22 AM

MANILA (2nd UPDATE) - President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday visited a town in Albay province that this year's strongest storm pummeled, following criticism on his absence from public view during the disaster that destroyed thousands of homes and killed at least 20 people.  Read more »

Duterte no-show in typhoon rampage because gov't is 'functioning' - Palace

Jamaine Punzalan, ABS-CBN News
Posted at Nov 02 03:48 PM

President Rodrigo Duterte opted not to appear in public during the onslaught of this year's strongest storm because the government is "functioning," Malacañang and the disaster council said Monday, following criticism.  Read more »