Phivolcs observes new volcanic fissures in northern part of Taal Volcano
January 17, 2020
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) on Friday observed new volcanic fissures in the northern flank of Taal Volcano. Alert level four is still in effect over the Taal Volcano posing possible hazardous explosive eruption within hours to
PNP says they continue solving, preventing vigilante killings
January 17, 2020
The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Friday said they continue to solve and prevent vigilante killings through intensified monitoring, case build up and checkpoints. Police Brigadier General Bernard Banac, the PNP spokesman, made the statement after Vice President Leni Robredo
Myanmar Navy visits Philippine Navy headquarters
January 17, 2020
The Myanmar Navy, headed by its commander-in-chief, visited the Philippine Navy headquarters in Manila on Thursday. Lt. Commander Maria Christina Roxas, Navy acting public affairs director, said during his visit Admiral Tin Aung San, commander-in-chief of Myanmar Navy paid courtesy
DOJ findings do not ”contradict” probe vs Albayalde
January 17, 2020
Interior Secretary Eduardo Ano on Thursday said the findings of the Department of Justice ( DOJ) against former Philippine National Police chief, Police General Oscar Albayalde do not ”contradict the probe” they are doing against the former police official. In
EXCLUSIVE: Japan to use elderly care funds for aging recluses
January 16, 2020
Tokyo–Japan will allow municipalities to use elderly nursing care insurance funds to deal with the issue of middle-age social recluses supported by their parents, informed sources told Jiji Press on Thursday. The health ministry is considering legislation to revise related
25 Years on: Kobe quake experience helping nations prepare for disasters
January 16, 2020
Kobe–Lessons learned from the deadly Great Hanshin Earthquake in western Japan are helping people in Indonesia and Nepal better prepare for natural disasters. In Indonesia, a project to help improve local communities’ capability to cope with disasters was carried out
No health issues for fishermen taken by Russia: Suga
January 16, 2020
Tokyo–The six Japanese men aboard a fishing boat seized recently by Russian authorities are not experiencing health problems, Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Thursday. “There are no issues with the six people’ health condition as of now,” Suga
Japan hails U.S.-China trade deal
January 16, 2020
Tokyo–Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga on Thursday hailed the so-called Phase One trade agreement that was signed between the United States and China in Washington on Wednesday. “Japan welcomes the signing as a positive step,” Suga told a press
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