Davao City ranked eighth, Manila 14th, and Caloocan 26th in “slowest cities” among 500 areas in the world, according to navigation technology firm TomTom’s 2024 Traffic Index. In Davao City, the ...

says his biggest regret is that he was unable to shepherd the long-delayed upgraded ground system for the GPS satellite constellation. In an exclusive interview with Breaking Defense on Monday ...

MANILA, Philippines — Davao City ranked as the most congested metropolitan area in the Philippines, with the slowest travel times, according to the 2024 Traffic Index. Globally, it placed 10th ...

A magnitude 5 earthquake shook Davao Occidental Wednesday morning, according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS). PHIVOLCS said the earthquake struck east of Jose Abad ...

Well, the 2024 TomTom Traffic Index has been released—and according to the data, Davao City now has the worst traffic congestion in the entire Philippines. Davao City’s ranking changes depending on ...

According to the 2024 TomTom Traffic Index, Davao City now holds that not-so-coveted title. Not only that, but it also ranked as the third most congested city in the world. If you’ve ever been stuck ...

Davao City ranked the eighth-most congested city in the world out of 500 cities and was the most congested city in the Philippines, based on the latest edition of the TomTom Traffic Index. The index ...

DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/12 January) — Event organizers installed on Sunday LED billboards and other materials, including “Protect Sara” posters for Monday’s “National Rally for Peace” of the Iglesia ni ...

Magallanes Street in Davao City is one of the major roads that will be closed to traffic during the INC rally on January 13. MindaNews file photo by MANMAN DEJETO DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / 11 January) — ...

THE National Commission on Indigenous Peoples-Davao Region (NCIP-Davao) announced that the recent budget cut under the 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) will result in a reduction of scholars and ...

The city government announced on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 9, that face-to-face classes on levels in Davao City are suspended on Jan. 13 due to the National Rally for Peace by the Iglesia ni Cristo.