The Philippines has been experiencing a heatwave for the last few days, with temperatures soaring to record highs. While the hot weather may be enjoyable for some, it can have serious consequences for others, particularly those with heart conditions. In this article, we will explore the impact of the scorching heat on heart health in the Philippines.

Heat wave impacts heart health 

Dr. Esperanza O. Cayanan, OIC of PAGASA, in a press briefing last Tuesday, July 4, at the Main Office in Quezon City, explains the most recent climate monitoring and analyses that indicated unusual warming of sea surface temperatures along the equatorial Pacific.

EL NIÑO PRESS BRIEFING

The Philippines Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pag-Asa) has been on watch especially this summer when reports of intense heat continue to deteriorate due to El Nino. 

El Nino’s threat needs better mitigation response 

Summer in the Philippines can be enjoyable, but the scorching heat can also be unbearable. It's important to take precautions to beat the heat and stay cool during the summer months. In this article, we will explore some tips on how to beat the heat and stay comfortable during the hot weather.

Now is the time to stay cool this summer 

A worker updates the water level reading of  La Mesa Dam, which dropped to 76.49 on Tuesday morning, March 28, at  Greater Lagro in Quezon City. 

GETTING DRY

Weather Specialist Ana Clauren of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration  (PAGASA) shows the latest position of Tropical Depression Egay, at the weather forcasting center in Quezon City last Friday, July 21. 

TYPHOON EGAY

Every year, our nation faces the devastating effects of nature's fury: heatwaves that scorch our lands, typhoons that ravage our homes, and droughts that dry up our fields. These calamities, already a concern in the past, have now grown more frequent and intense due to the escalating impact of climate change.

Climate change effects are real

Senior Weather Forecaster Aldczar Aurelio shows the latest movement of Super Typhoon Egay (international name 'Doksuri') at a media briefing held yesterday at the PAGASA Weather Forecasting Center in Quezon City.

SUPER TYPHOON EGAY

PARIS, France - Major industrial and economic centers in China and the United States are among the most vulnerable regions in the world to the increasingly destructive power of climate change-driven weather extremes, according to a comprehensive analysis Monday.

Regions in US, China most at risk for climate damage 

Acting Metropolitan Manila Development Authority chair Romando Artes presides over the Metro Manila Council meeting which discussed measures seeking to address the effects of El Nino on the country’s water supply and agriculture. 

ADDRESSING EL NINO

El Nino’s threat needs better mitigation response

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TYPHOON EGAY

EL NIÑO PRESS BRIEFING

Climate change effects are real

Now is the time to stay cool this summer

Heat wave impacts heart health

El Nino’s threat needs better mitigation response

ADDRESSING EL NINO

GETTING DRY

Regions in US, China most at risk for climate damage

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