Negros remembers Typhoon Tino that left 106 dead, 34 still missing
BACOLOD CITY – One year after Typhoon Tino struck Negros Island on Nov. 4, 2025, killing 106 residents and leaving 34 others missing, masses and prayer services were held across the region on Wednesday to honor the victims. The Negros Occidental provincial government held a Holy Mass at the Provincial Capitol in Bacolod City to pray for those who remain missing. READ: One year after Typhoon Tino: How Cebu is picking up the pieces, one by one Governor Jose Eugenio Lacson said they were also thankful that many survived the tragedy. Typhoon Tino was a first because such a scale of flooding […]...Keep on reading: Negros remembers Typhoon Tino that left 106 dead, 34 still missing
BACOLOD CITY – One year after Typhoon Tino struck Negros Island on Nov. 4, 2025, killing 106 residents and leaving 34 others missing, masses and prayer services were held across the region on Wednesday to honor the victims. The Negros Occidental provincial government held a Holy Mass at the Provincial Capitol in Bacolod City to pray for those who remain missing. READ: One year after Typhoon Tino: How Cebu is picking up the pieces, one by one Governor Jose Eugenio Lacson said they were also thankful that many survived the tragedy. Typhoon Tino was a first because such a scale of flooding […]...
Keep on reading: Negros remembers Typhoon Tino that left 106 dead, 34 still missing
Keep on reading: Negros remembers Typhoon Tino that left 106 dead, 34 still missing
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