JICA vows continuing support to Philippine industrial human resource development
April 29, 2019
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) reaffirmed its commitment to support the Philippines’ efforts to boost the automotive industry, through a cooperation project with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) – Board of Investments (BOI) towards enhancing industrial human
BI nabs 2 Chinese women wanted for alleged cyber crime
April 29, 2019
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) is set to deport two Chinese women wanted by authorities in Beijing for alleged cybercrimes, a statement said Monday. BI Commissioner Jaime Morente said arrested were Hong Webin, 34, and Li Cheng, 36, who were
Duterte’s China trip “highly successful” – Palace
April 28, 2019
Malacanang on Sunday said President Rodrigo Duterte’s official visit to China was “highly successful”. Duterte arrived in Davao City Saturday night from his three-day trip to Beijing where he attended the Belt and Road Forum. “In this latest visit, the
Japan Baby Crying Contest
April 28, 2019
Two babies born in 2018 are held face-to-face by amateur sumo wrestlers during Nakizumo, a baby crying contest at Sensoji Temple at Asakusa in downtown Tokyo, Japan, 28 April 2019. One hundred and sixty babies born in 2018 participated in
PNP urges cops to vote
April 27, 2019
The Philippine National Police (PNP) urged policemen to vote in the May midterm elections. Police Major General Guillermo Eleazar, National Capitol Region director, said in a statement on Saturday PNP personnel are allowed to vote on the May elections. Eleazar
One dead, 22 hurt in vehicular accident in Aurora
April 27, 2019
One person died while 22 were injured in a vehicular accident early Saturday in Aurora province. According to a report from Central Luzon regional police, a provincial bus travelling towards Metro Manila lost control while descending along Barangay Dianawan
Two ex rebels killed by alleged NPAs in Butuan City
April 27, 2019
Two persons were killed by former New People’s Army ( NPA) comrades in Butuan City last April 18 and 23 , the Army said Saturday Renante Llore and Joel Canatoy, both from the Higaonon tribe, were awaiting the grant of
Majority of deaths in anti-drug operations connected to police: study
April 27, 2019
Around 2,753 out of 5,021 validated cases of deaths in 16 months of the government’s anti-illegal drugs campaign were connected to police operations, an academic study found. The Ateneo School on Government released on Friday a study showing a compiled
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