King Charles and Queen Camilla conveyed their condolences to the victims of recent natural disasters in the Philippines. In a statement released by the UK’s Embassy, they expressed deep concern and sadness over the loss of lives caused by a series of typhoons and earthquakes. The message aims to show solidarity and support for the affected communities as international aid continues to assist recovery efforts.
The Philippine Space Agency confirmed a Chinese rocket launch on Monday, warning of potential debris falling near Tubbataha Reef. Debris zones are projected 29 nautical miles from Puerto Princesa and 20 nautical miles from Tubbataha Reef Natural Park, following the launch from Hainan, China.
Typhoon Uwan is expected to exit the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) but may re-enter after impacting Taiwan, according to PAGASA. Weather signals remain in effect across Luzon.
The Philippine Basketball Association postponed its November 9 doubleheader at Ynares Center II in Rodriguez, Rizal due to Typhoon Uwan. The PBA prioritizes safety as the typhoon strengthens. Updates on rescheduling will follow as weather conditions improve.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has announced a 60-day price freeze on basic goods following the state of calamity declaration due to Typhoon Tino. This action aims to regulate prices and prevent surges during the national emergency situation.
The Department of Education in the Philippines announces the revival of DepEd TV, an educational platform launched during the pandemic, in collaboration with the Knowledge Channel and Solar Pictures. The partnership aims to improve educational content and reach more students across the country.
Forbes Asia’s 2025 Power Businesswomen list honors two Filipinas, Mybelle Aragon-Gobio and Mariana Zobel de Ayala, for their influential roles in Asia’s business sector.
Typhoon Tino has led to the deaths of at least 52 individuals in the Philippines, affecting mainly the Central Visayas region. The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council reports widespread flooding and landslides have displaced 436,000 people. At least 53 local government units have declared a state of calamity, and Typhoon Tino is expected to leave the region by November 6.
The Philippine Statistics Authority reported that the inflation rate in October 2025 remained at 1.7%, the same as September. Key contributors to inflation included food and non-alcoholic beverages, while transportation and housing prices saw a decrease. This report serves as an essential tool for economic planning and assessment.
The Michelin Guide has honored 108 restaurants in the Philippines, marking a significant achievement in the country’s culinary scene. These establishments, catering to a diverse clientele from different social strata, received various levels of recognition.