Extreme heat scorched the Philippines, forcing schools in some areas to suspend in-person classes and prompting warnings for people to limit the amount of time spent outdoors. — April 24, 2024
philstar.comVendors struggle to work, fight for survival in General Santos’ sun-baked streets The General Santos City government says there's no need for the city to be placed under a state of calamity because the measures in place are cushioning the impact of the El Niño phenomenon — April 25, 2024
rappler.com19 cars catch fire at NAIA-3 - Manila Standard 50 homes razed in Pasig blaze amid rising heat index Nineteen cars caught fire at a parking area near Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) while at least 50 houses were razed in an early morning blaze in Pasig City on Monday. — April 23, 2024
manilastandard.netHeat nearing 50°C like death sentence for pets, livestock MANILA, Philippines — Extreme heat, which is expected to exceed dangerous levels next month, is not only exacting a heavy toll on humans, but on animals as well. — April 24, 2024
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