Here are some of the pictures I took in January 1, 2004 in a fire that took place right in front of the old municipal building.
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While checking the archives of this site, I came across this article “Concerned citizen airs traffic woes.” Almost three years after that anonymous letter surfaced, as I see it, nothing has changed. And it has become more valuable to me now since I drive a car.
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All Saints’ Day is near, and so it is time to remember our departed loved ones, and the horror stories associated with it
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In the onslaught of typhoon Ondoy, some Barasenians have taken videos of the flood, especially the river overflow.
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Whether we accept it or not, stronger typhoons are here to stay. What is important after every disaster is that we learn to cope with it and ensure that we’re still sane even after we lose our properties, homes, or, hopefully not, lives.
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The sight reminds me of a stampede in a popular noontime show. People desperately scramble to get relief goods. And even those who seem not to be affected by the recent typhoon, they take advantage of the free goods.
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In this time of crisis, the best (and worst) of Filipinos come out. The following people and organizations have helped Barasenians in evacuation centers and even those at home.
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More than a week after typhoon Ondoy passed, some streets of the town are still full of mud. But clean up activities are underway.
The Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office has identified the fatalities in Baras due to typhoon Ondoy.
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I visited A. Ferrera street this morning and here’s what I saw. Until now, residents’ appliances are still outside as they clean their house for “banlik.”
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