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Local November 13, 2020 | 8:14 am

More rains and 24 provinces remain on alert

The Emergency Operations Center (COE) keeps 24 provinces on alert due to the rains registered in the country that have left 7,285 displaced people, 13 isolated communities, ten homes destroyed, 1,457 affected, and 1,447 semi-destroyed; 26 aqueducts, three roads, and three bridges damaged. The National Meteorology Office (ONAMET) said that today a tropical wave or possible cyc... Read more

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