900 cops to be deployed for planned transport strike in Quezon City
February 4, 2017
Around 900 policemen will be deployed by the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) on Monday as a public transport strike is set to be held. “The preparation includes the deployment of sufficient numbers of policemen in different areas where operators
Caraga region braces for more rains due to tropical depression
February 4, 2017
A low pressure area intensified into a tropical depression as the Caraga region braces for more rains even at least 80,000 persons are still in evacuation centers due to bad weather for the last two weeks. Tropical Depression Bising was
Two hurt, Basilan town mayor unscathed in roadside bombing
February 4, 2017
Two persons, including a soldier, were wounded while a town mayor emerged unscathed in a roadside bombing on Saturday in the municipality of Tuburan, Basilan province. Tuburan Mayor Durie Kallahal, who was proceeding to the site of an earlier explosion
No sign peace talks with communists will be cancelled
February 4, 2017
The peace talks with the communists will continue amid the Philippine government’s termination of the six-month ceasefire last Friday. “It will continue, the scheduled peace talks from 22 up to 25 (February). There are no changes,” said Labor Secretary Silvestre
Benguet, Lepanto have not received DENR orders
February 4, 2017
Benguet Corp and Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co. have not received closure or suspension orders from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) after announcing the findings of its mining audit last Thursday. Froilan Lawilao, manager of the Benguet Corp’s
Case in Western Visayas not Zika-related: DOH
February 4, 2017
The Department of Health (DOH) said Saturday a newborn baby girl in Western Visayas found to have microcephaly was not caused by the Zika virus. Health Secretary Paulyn Ubial said the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine (RITM) confirmed this. “We
Two alleged drug den owners, 10 others nabbed in Quezon City
February 4, 2017
Armed with search warrants, elements of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) arrested two suspected owners and 10 customers of two drug dens in Quezon City. PDEA Director General Isidro Lapeña said on Thursday afternoon, operatives of PDEA Regional Office-National
(UPDATE) Peace adviser says “too early” to see if lifting truce will affect talks
February 3, 2017
Presidential Peace Adviser Jesue Dureza said it is “too early yet” to say how the peace talks between the Philippine government and the National Democratic Front will be affected after President Rodrigo Duterte ended a ceasefire agreement with the New
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