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Taiwan to scrap Covid quarantine for travelers in October
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Taiwan to scrap Covid quarantine for travelers in October

A woman in Russia’s Irkutsk region has reportedly died of plague, with local media saying up to 200 people may have been placed under quarantine after possible…

Itogon imposes strict African swine fever (ASF) movement restrictions in Barangay Tuding, setting up quarantine checkpoints and banning the transport of live…

The Bureau of Animal Industry confirms the first case of H5N9 bird flu in the Philippines, found in ducks in Camarines Sur, prompting immediate culling and…



The Philippines shipped 6,000 kilograms of fermented cacao beans from Davao del Norte to New Zealand, opening a potential new export market and boosting…

The Bureau of Corrections has launched comprehensive medical assessments at the New Bilibid Prison after 95 amoebiasis cases were recorded, with nearly all…


Over 300 OFWs and their families return safely from the UAE amid Middle East tensions, with the Philippine government providing financial, medical, and…


Thirty-four stranded OFWs from Dubai have safely returned to the Philippines amid Middle East tensions, welcomed by government officials and provided with…


A DA inspection mission to Chile in June evaluated the country’s veterinary services, animal health systems, and food safety controls and confirmed that Chile…

A 59-year-old man dies after being run over by a 22-wheel truck in Quezon City; driver arrested and faces reckless imprudence resulting in homicide charges.

Sagada reopens top tourist spots like Echo Valley and Marlboro-Blue Soil trails, but restricts cave access and Bomod-ok Falls due to safety concerns and…
Netflix finally unveiled the official teaser and key art for the epic finale of the global hit ‘Stranger Things.’

BAI urged the public to stay alert and report any unusual poultry deaths or signs of illness to local authorities