W. Visayas on Blue Alert as 'Super' El Niño Threat Looms
Western Visayas in the Philippines will be placed on Blue Alert starting October 11 in preparation for the projected impacts of a 'super' El Niño. Authorities are mobilizing resources and convening emergency meetings to strengthen preparedness measures.
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