
The Local Government Unit of Kalamansig, Sultan Kudarat, orders the residents along the coastal area to cooperate with preemptive evacuation activity. Fishing activities are temporarily prohibited to ensure the safety of the fishermen.
The order was made due to reported incidents of earthquakes since Monday, January 19, 2026.
Kalamansig Mayor Ronan Eugene Garcia provides the list of designated evacuation areas in the municipality.
The evacuation areas include:
For emergency concerns, feel free to reach out to the following contacts:
You can also send a message via email: barangaypoblacionkalamansig@gmail.com
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The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) reported that various areas experienced the lowest temperatures due to the Northeast Monsoon, also known as Amihan.
On the list provided by the agency, the lowest temperature recorded today is 11.0°C in Baguio City, Benguet.
Other coolest areas include:
Areas in Luzon, Visayas, Northern Mindanao, and CARAGA are expected to experience a cold breeze and low temperature during the Amihan season.
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In the issued statement of the Department of Tourism (DOT), the agency claims that the tourism sector has the largest multiplier effect in the Philippine economy, contributing 8.9% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2024.
DOT also mentioned the high Return on Investment (ROI), explaining that there is ₱5.50 in income for every ₱1.00 investment.
The number of Filipinos employed has climbed to 16.4 million.
With these figures, DOT believes that tourism paves the way for employment.
The department cited its ongoing initiatives in training, upskilling, and providing livelihood opportunities for tourism stakeholders.
In 2025, 140,155 people completed training under the Filipino Brand of Service Excellence (FBSE).
Additionally, 2,543 training sessions were provided to 143,975 stakeholders through Tourism Industry Skills Program (TISP).

The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) launched a campus career caravan in different universities nationwide on January 22, 2026.
The caravan debuted at MAPUA University, offering positions from the sectors of accounting and engineering for fresh grads and alumni.
This initiative aligns with the Executive directive to address the corruption in DPWH.
DPWH Secretary Vince Dizon admits the department worries about launching the job fair because of the existing issues in flood control projects.
“Nung sinimulan namin itong plano na mag-job fair this year, medyo kabado kami nang konti. Kasi alam niyo naman na napakainit ng DPWH nitong mga nakaraang buwan. And we were actually very nervous, baka mapahiya lang kami kung walang mag-aapply.” he said
Fortunately, the outcome exceeds the expectation.
“At least, dito sa Mapua, lumagpas na ata tayo sa ine-expect nating inaasahang mag-apply.” he added
Sec. Dizon also recognizes and appreciates the strong enthusiasm of the youth in serving the nation despite the negative news and challenges faced by the agency.
As of 9:30 AM, more than 100 applicants participated in the job fair.
After Mapua, the DPWH also plans to visit the University of the Philippines, De La Salle University, Polytechnic University of the Philippines, and more.
With reports from Jed Nerecina
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The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) warns OFWs and aspiring workers to be cautious of illegal recruiters, offering job positions in Japan under the Technical Intern Training Program (TITP).
The department cited a report, explaining that this illegal scheme is being linked to a Filipina in Japan who has no authority from the DMW to send Filipinos to other countries.
Additionally, the individual allegedly uses personal agents and social media platforms to encourage applicants and collect placement fees in exchange for fake documents.
The DMW emphasizes that the collection of placement fees from TITP applicants is strictly prohibited and considered unlawful.
Only licensed recruitment agencies are authorized to recruit for TITP.