One Davao

06/11/2025

06/11/2025

| Cebu, Philippines

TINO AFTERMATH | Cebu City Conducts Aerial Damage Assessment

November 6, 2025
The Cebu City Government, in coordination with the Philippine Air Force (PAF), conducted an aerial survey on Thursday, Nov. 6, to assess the extent of damage caused by Typhoon across several barangays.

Following the inspection, the city has been placed under a state of calamity to fast-track relief and recovery operations.

📷 Cebu City PIO

05/11/2025

| Davao City, Philippines

ON-SITE INSPECTION: Junction Shrine Hills along Diversion Road, D.C.

LOOK: DPWH Undersecretary Arthur Bisnar, together with ICI Special Adviser Rodolfo Azurin Jr. and Mayor Benjamin Magalong, conducted an inspection of the road slope protection and rockfall netting project at the Junction Shrine Hills along the Davao City Diversion Road on Wednesday morning, November 5, 2025.

The visit formed part of the ICI’s ongoing inquiry into flood control projects under scrutiny for alleged irregularities and so-called “ghost projects.” Officials assessed the integrity of current works and compliance with safety standards amid the wider investigation.

📸 DPWH Region XI

05/11/2025

| Davao City, Metro Davao

ICI, DPWH Conduct Project Inspection in Davao City

LOOK: The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) visited Davao City on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, to review key infrastructure developments—focusing on major flood control projects along the Davao River.

The delegation, headed by DPWH Undersecretary Arthur Bisnar and ICI Special Adviser Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr., was joined by Mayor Benjamin Magalong. Their initial stop was the flood mitigation site near Callawa Bridge in Barangay Pangyan.

📸 DPWH Region XI

04/11/2025

Keep Safe Cebu City and the rest of the Visayas area 🙏🙏

04/11/2025

| Cebu, Philippines
🌧️ Typhoon Tino Slams Cebu City: Homes and Vehicles Engulfed in Floodwaters

LOOK: Heavy downpours from Typhoon Tino have inundated parts of Cebu City early Tuesday, leaving several neighborhoods submerged. In Bacayan, particularly in Villa del Rio 1, floodwaters reportedly rose to waist- to chest-deep levels, forcing families to flee to safer areas.

Rescue teams and local authorities from the Cebu City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CCDRRMO) are now on-site, conducting evacuation efforts and closely monitoring the situation as rainfall continues across the city.

Officials urge residents to remain alert, follow evacuation orders, and avoid flooded areas as Typhoon Tino continues to unleash heavy rains and strong winds over the Visayas region.

📸 Contributed Photos | Fb

03/11/2025

Happy Birthday Mayor Baste‼️
May your special day be filled with joy and blessings.

-- From all of us in Davao‼️ 🎊

Mayor Sebastian "Baste" Duterte

03/11/2025

🕯️ Clean and Calm Davao City During Kalag-Kalag 2025 🌼

Davao City once again lives up to its reputation for order and cleanliness this Kalag-Kalag season. As residents visited cemeteries to honor their departed loved ones, the city’s streets remained noticeably clean and traffic-free. 🚗✨

03/11/2025

| Davao, Philippines

DUTERTE FAMILY TRADITION CONTINUES: FOOD PACKS DISTRIBUTED AT CATHOLIC CEMETERY

LOOK: First District Representative Paolo Z. Duterte continued the tradition started by his father, former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte, by distributing food packs, cash assistance, and burgers to visitors of the Roman Catholic Cemetery on November 2.

The activity took place near the resting place of the late Vicente Duterte, father of FPRRD, and extended to nearby cemeteries and surrounding communities. Organizers shared that food packs and cash were given to caretakers, workers, and visiting families, while burgers were handed out to children.

This annual tradition, eagerly awaited by Dabawenyos, reflects the Duterte family’s gesture of remembrance and respect for those who have passed on.

📸 Contributed photos

02/11/2025

| Samal City, Metro Davao
IN PHOTOS | Tourist Surge Hits Samal Island This Holiday Weekend 🌴

The Island Garden City of Samal is seeing a major influx of visitors this holiday weekend. Data from the City Investment and Tourism Office show 11,347 tourist arrivals recorded yesterday alone, with the number expected to reach around 30,000 by the end of the weekend.

Meanwhile, long queues of vehicles have been observed at the ports as travelers make their way back to Davao City. ⛴️🚗

Local officials remind visitors to observe safety and environmental protocols as the island continues to welcome crowds eager to enjoy its beaches and resorts. 🌊

via | Samal Island Information
📸 Christian Juntong