Palau Tourism Arrivals Continue To Decline In Early 2016
After growing strongly in 2015, tourism arrivals on Palau during the first five months of 2016 have fallen to at least 21 percent and are...
Water Service Back to 24/7
Substantial amount of rainfall these past several days have allowed Palau Public Utilities Corporation (PPUC) to resume 24-hour water...
State of Emergency Declaration vs Presidential Directive
President Tommy E. Remengesau, Jr., explains at the press conference yesterday why the presidential directive he issued on 18 April 2016...
Remengesau Gives His Statement at the Emergency Leadership Meeting
At the Drought National Emergency Leadership Meeting, April 13, Palau President Tommy Remengesau, Jr., explains the need for another...
Palau Red Cross Lists 201 People in Critical Need of Water
Number Expected to Increase The Palau Red Cross Society has identified a total of 201 vulnerable members of the community who require...
International Relief Organizations and Development Partners Respond to Palau’s Drought Emergency
Development partners, friends and international relief organizations are extending assistance to Palau as water supply levels remain low...
Tourism Push For Drought-Stricken Palau
Drought-hit Palau is hoping that the water crisis on the island would not discourage tourists from visiting the island. Although water...
Rains This Week In Drought-Stricken Palau
Rain forecast this week is likely to bring relief to drought-stricken Palau. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...
Media Tours PPUC Well Facilities
A media tour organized by Palau Public Utilities Corporation visited several locations of wells that are being developed or have come...
Jellyfish Population Decreasing at Jellyfish Lake Due to Drought
90 percent of the jellyfish have disappeared since November 2015 The numbers of golden jellies in Jellyfish Lake has been declining...
