Two alleged NPA members killed in Davao del Sur
September 14, 2020
Two alleged members of the New People’s Army (NPA) were killed in a clash with government troops in Davao del Sur on Sunday afternoon. Lt. Walter Jhun Orille, civil military operations officer of the 39th Infantry Battalion, said government troops
Philippines in “deja vu” as situation during Marcos martial law years similar under Duterte, Ang-See says
September 14, 2020
The Philippines is in “deja vu” as Filipinos have been experiencing now the red-tagging, killing of activists, cronyism, and dependence to foreign powers, similar to the martial law years under late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, community leader Teresita Ang-See said on
Duterte may extend proclamation declaring state of calamity amid pandemic
September 14, 2020
President Rodrigo Duterte may extend his proclamation declaring a state of calamity in the country due to coronavirus pandemic, Malacanang said on Monday. “Most likely, because until there is no vaccine, no drugs against COVID, the effect of the pandemic
LPA may become tropical depression Wednesday or Thursday
September 14, 2020
A low pressure area (LPA) spotted at the eastern side of the Visayas may develop into a tropical depression by Wednesday or Thursday, the state weather bureau said on Monday. As of 10 am, the LPA was located at 320
Año says reducing distance among passenger due to clamor from transport sector
September 14, 2020
Interior Secretary Eduardo Año on Monday said reducing distance among passengers in public transportation was imposed due to the clamor of the transportation sector. “There was a clamor from the transportation sector that the transportation requirements are not enough to
Visit cemeteries before one week closure starts Oct. 29, mayors urge residents
September 14, 2020
People who want to go visit the graves of their loved ones in cemeteries will have to do so before October 29 when all cemeteries will be closed until Nov 4. , the chairman of Metro Manila Council said Monday.
Reducing physical distancing in public transport starts today
September 14, 2020
Mixed reactions greeted the first day of the Department of Transportation’s eased physical distancing in public transport on Monday. Instead of the usual one-meter distance between passengers, the distance has been cut to 0.75 cm to allow more people to
Fil-Japanese golfer Saso finishes tied for 13th at JLPGA
September 13, 2020
Fil-Japanese golfer Yuka Saso faltered with a last round 76 to finish tied for 13th at the Japan Ladies Professional Golf Association (JLPGA) Championship Konica Minolta Cup Sunday. Saso, one stroke behind the lead after Saturday’s third round, faltered in
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