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30/01/2026

TRAGEDY AT SEA: M/V TRISHA KERSTIN 3 (ZAMBOANGA → JOLO)

A ferry carrying more than 350 passengers from Zamboanga to Jolo sank near Basilan after midnight, throwing families, children, and crew into the dark sea. At least 18 lives were lost, hundreds were rescued, and several remain missing.

Survivors described moments of terror, heartbreak, and desperation—including a father who lost his 6-month-old baby to the waves.

This tragedy reminds us of the risks of sea travel, the importance of maritime safety, and the need for stronger enforcement of safety regulations to protect lives.

May we honor the victims, support the survivors, and demand safer seas.

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29/01/2026

28/01/2026

Nipah Virus Midtungok 2014

A single horse died at dawn.
Days later, an entire village was fighting for its life.

This video tells the story behind The Horses of Midtungok—a deadly outbreak where a silent virus moved from bats to horses, from horses to humans, and finally from human to human. What began as hunger and necessity ended in seizures, encephalitis, and loss of life.

This is not just a story of a virus.
It is a reminder that zoonotic diseases do not warn us—they exploit gaps in awareness, protection, and surveillance.

As outbreaks grow more complex, early detection, safe animal handling, infection control, and community awareness remain our strongest defense.

Watch. Learn. Remember.

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19/11/2025

Typhoon Tino left Cebu—but the nightmare stayed.

Entire barangays drowned.
232 dead. 112 missing.
And the survivors?
Trapped in overcrowded, foul-smelling evacuation centers with no food, no clean water, and sickness spreading through the dark.

This isn’t recovery.
It’s a warning.

If our disaster response already failed…
who will save these families when the next storm comes?

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19/11/2025

Typhoon Tino left Cebu—but the nightmare stayed.

Entire barangays drowned.
232 dead. 112 missing.
And the survivors?
Trapped in overcrowded, foul-smelling evacuation centers with no food, no clean water, and sickness spreading through the dark.

This isn’t recovery.
It’s a warning.

If our disaster response already failed…
who will save these families when the next storm comes?

Ask yourself:
Do you think the current disaster response system is enough?
Because if nothing changes…
Who will help these families when the next storm comes?

16/11/2025

🌧️ TYPHOON TINO: THE REALITY AFTER THE STORM 🌧️
📍 A short documentary on the impact of Typhoon Tino

The aftermath of Typhoon Tino is more than fallen trees and flooded streets. Behind every frame of this video are real families, real loss, and communities struggling to rise again.

13/11/2025

When the Storm Ends, the Danger Begins: Typhoon Tino, Cebu

13/11/2025

When food turns deadly — mishandling, poor storage, and contamination can unleash unseen dangers. What seems harmless can cause outbreaks, illness, and fear. Stay alert, practice proper , and stop the before it starts. 🍽️⚠️

12/11/2025

Measles, Transmission, and Terror: Unveiling the Spread Behind the Outbreak
Description:
This piece delves into the alarming spread of measles — a highly contagious viral disease that thrives through human contact and community transmission. It reveals how a single case can ignite widespread fear, tracing the pathways of infection and emphasizing the critical role of vaccination and rapid response in preventing further terror from unfolding.

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12/11/2025

Measles transmission