FACT CHECK: 2024 video PASSED OFF as recent landslide in Baguio, Benguet
A Facebook post showed a video of a landslide, implying it happened recently in Baguio, Benguet. This is false.
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Print, paper are alive and doing well in Baguio
The newly opened Gallery Ninety at Berkeley School is among the latest must-stop-and-look places in Baguio City. Its inaugural exhibition features highlights from the body of works of foremost contemporary printmaker and former city resident Virgilio “Pandy” Aviado.
Driver discipline urged even with fewer vehicles on the road
As Baguio City prepares to resume limited business activity with the easing of restrictions, traffic enforcers urge motorists to take precautions and drive defensively.
Discipline, engineering measures key to ensuring road safety
The frequency of vehicles falling into ravines along Benguet’s rugged mountain roads has alarmed officials and forced them to take action while law enforcers asked the public to observe road discipline to help ensure safety.
Temporary closure of Kennon Road will save it
Removing houses and other structures to prevent further habitation in the landslide-prone areas along Kennon was suggested by DPWH-Cordillera Administrative Region Director Tiburcio Canlas.
Proposed parking structure in Bayan Park studied
The said area could serve for the put up of a parking structure but on a limited basis.
Baguio romance from the ’30s recreated
In Baguio, things happen.
Off to Baguio with the kids
By JOHNNA VILLAVIRAY GIOLAGON IT’S wonderfully cold in Baguio: 14 °C. Some mornings, the temperature goes down to 13 °C. It’s a perfect destination for a family weekend vacation. Below is a list of activities the kids can enjoy on a two-day stay: Day 1: Strawberry picking in La Trinidad, Benguet. It’s just about
Baguio’s gracious rhythm of life in film
By ELIZABETH LOLARGA Photos by SPYKE PAT-OGAN HOW often does a movie come along that reflects the heart of Baguio that is invisible to the naked eye? Rarely, if not at all. And then comes Martin Masadao’s Anac ti Pating (an Iluko phrase roughly translated as “child of a shark”), written and directed by him
