Zamora orders temporary closure of Greenhills prayer hall where COVID-19 patient used to go
March 6, 2020
San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora on Friday ordered authorities to ” immediately disinfect, sanitize and close to the public temporarily”a prayer room at Greenhills frequently visited by a man who tested positive for the coronavirus disease ( COVID-19). The man,
Congestion on Japan commuter trains eases after antivirus steps
March 6, 2020
Tokyo–Congestion on urban center trains during commuting hours has eased, with fewer train delays seen, after measures taken to contain the spread of the coronavirus. The changes may reflect temporary school closures and companies promoting telework and staggered commuting. According
PSE index ends lower after three-day gain
March 6, 2020
The main Philippine share index ended lower after three days of gains on Friday. The peso settled at P50.64 against the US dollar from P50.585 on Thursday. Volume at the foreign exchange portal of the Bankers Association of the Philippines
Japan adopts tighter entry restrictions on China, S. Korea
March 6, 2020
Tokyo–The Japanese government, at a cabinet meeting Friday, adopted tighter restrictions on entry by travelers from China and South Korea, including Japanese, in the fight against the new coronavirus. Effective from Monday, all travelers from the two neighboring countries, including
Preparations under way to hold Tokyo Games as planned: Abe
March 6, 2020
Tokyo–Preparations are progressing to hold the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics this summer as scheduled, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Friday. At a House of Councillors committee meeting, Abe denied that the spread of the new coronavirus is affecting preparations for
PN mission to Middle East shows improving capabiliity: spokesman
March 6, 2020
The Philippine Navy’s (PN) deployment in the Middle East shows improving capability, its spokesman said on Friday. Lt. Commander Maria Christina Roxas said the Philippine Navy does not consider its mission in Middle East a failure as overseas Filipino workers
Seven cannabis plantations raided in Benguet town
March 6, 2020
LA TRINIDAD– At least seven plantations of cannabis were raided on Thursday in Kibungan town, a known hotbed of marijuana plantations in Benguet. Cordillera police director Brig. Gen. Rwin Pagkalinawan led the operation where they burned at least 1,500 marijuana plants
Japan mulls recording virus outbreak as historic emergency
March 6, 2020
Tokyo–The Japanese government is considering designating the outbreak of the new coronavirus as a historic emergency that requires it to record its response, Seigo Kitamura, minister in charge of public records, said Friday. The designation will make it mandatory for
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