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Kaye Brier’s silent but successful journey as possibly the first TransPinay in the Philippine news industry. Thank you @inquirerdotnet @inquirervisayas @InqPOP pop.inquirer.net/334406/kaye-br…

@annecurtissmith once asked,
“Are you the lover or the loved one?” But the answer bends with perspective. For when perspective changes,
meaning follows. Perhaps we have all been the lover: just differently, deeply in our own way, as how we perceived love to be. #TheLovedOne

@annecurtissmith once asked,
“Are you the lover or the loved one?” But the answer bends with perspective For when perspective changes, meaning follows. Perhaps we have all been the lover: but just differently, deeply in our own way, as how we perceived love to be.

Forgiving others can be hard. But forgiving ourselves is way harder. Because the deepest wounds are the ones we inflict on ourselves. Here’s to self-healing and acceptance. 🤲🙏

Bais City Administrator Atty. Romela Napao told @inquirerdotnet in an interview that their fish market will reopen after local fishermen were previously banned from fishing following the ethanol spill from the URC plant.

BFAR Partially Lifts Fishing Ban in Bais and Manjuyod After Seafood Passes Safety Tests; Shellfish and “Alamang” Still Prohibited Due to High Plankton and Vibrio Levels. @inquirerdotnet

Video by Pitz Stephene C. Bariga @inquirerdotnet

Heavy rains and stronger winds than Typhoon Tino. This is what residents in Canlaon City is experiencing today afternoon. While their community is still trying to recover from the intense flashfloods last Tuesday, they too are bracing another threat: Typhoon Uwan @inquirerdotnet

Canlaon mother loses 8 relatives to flash floods days before her birthday @inquirerdotnet newsinfo.inquirer.net/2136187/canlao…

Seth Bariga of the Canlaon City Information Office told the Inquirer today, November 7, that for volunteers who are not familiar with Canlaon’s terrain, it is important to coordinate with the authorities to ensure their safety and the equal distribution of aid among communities.

Her only wish on her birthday is for her younger sibling to be found. She is one of the survivors. Eight members of her family died, and one remains missing. @inquirerdotnet

Instead of blowing a candle on a cake for her birthday today, Sara Jane Diaz now finds herself lighting candles beside the caskets of her husband, parents, and siblings —all victims of the flash floods that ravaged Canlaon City due to Typhoon #TinoPH last Tuesday. @inquirerdotnet

Mayor Batchuk B. Cardenas said in a Facebook post that their overtime operation is not only part of the city’s ongoing recovery efforts but also a preparation for another typhoon expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Saturday @inquirerdotnet

Local authorities in Canlaon City were still working late into the night of November 5, 2025, to clear debris and repair damage caused by Typhoon #TinoPH. @inquirerdotnet 🎥Mayor Batchuk Cardenas/FB

A magnitude 4.1 earthquake shook the offshore area of Basay, Negros Oriental at around 7:33 p.m. on Thursday, November 6, 2025, according to Phivolcs. @inquirerdotnet

This is the current situation in Brgy. Panubigan, Canlaon City. What used to be a national road is now covered with huge boulders and remains impassable. Clearing operations are ongoing. @inquirerdotnet contributed video

These boulders are believed to have been carried by strong water currents brought about by the flooding caused by Typhoon Tino @inquirerdotnet

BEFORE AND AFTER: National Road in Canlaon City Before and after photos show the aftermath of a powerful flash flood in Canlaon City. Following the overflow of a major river, large rocks— some as big as half a human—now cover portions of the national road. @inquirerdotnet

Erratum: Canlaon is a city. Sorry for the confusion

In Canlaon, Negros Oriental, 6 reported dead and several others are missing as Typhoon Tino battered their locality. This town just recovered from the recent eruption of Canlaon Volcano last month @inquirerdotnet photos Seth Bariga