Monsoon rains prompt class suspension in Metro Manila, nearby provinces
Continuous rainfall since Wednesday night pushed several cities in Metro Manila and nearby provinces to cancel face-to-face classes and shift to asynchronous…
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Continuous rainfall since Wednesday night pushed several cities in Metro Manila and nearby provinces to cancel face-to-face classes and shift to asynchronous…
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Navotas Representative Toby Tiangco, chairperson of the House Committee on Information and Communications Technology, is urging greater public awareness amid a…
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A former official of the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission is calling for a nationwide ban on online gambling advertisements amid growing concerns over the…
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The Middle East risks a nuclear catastrophe if Israel strikes Iran's southern nuclear plant of Bushehr, the head of the UN atomic watchdog warned Friday.
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‘The full strength and might of the US Armed Forces will come down on you at levels never seen before.’
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The country’s economic team cautioned that higher inflation and unemployment rates could result if the P200 minimum wage hike for private-sector workers…
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State weather bureau PAGASA announced Tuesday that it will temporarily suspend the issuance of heat index declarations with the start of the rainy season.
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MMDA chairperson Atty. Don Artes has ordered field personnel to physically apprehend and issue citation tickets to vehicles with concealed license plates, as…
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Pete Hegseth tells allies and partners in Asia to swiftly upgrade their defenses.
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Roads in the region, which nestles the border with Canada and is just 30 miles from Vancouver, have been closed as bee experts help with the clean-up.
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Individuals found guilty of acting as money mules may face civil and criminal liabilities, including imprisonment of up to 14 years and fines of up to P5…
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Pedestrians shield themselves from the scorching sun with umbrellas in Quezon City on Monday, 19 May 2025.
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As PAGASA warns of a 42°C danger-level heat index in parts of Metro Manila, an iceman in Quiapo, Manila delivers blocks of ice to stores to help residents beat…
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A global temperature rise of 3.5 degrees Celsius—a possible worst-case scenario—could put 93.5 percent of Filipinos born in 2020, or about 1.4 million…
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The Philippines can resume importing processed pork products from South Korea after the Department of Agriculture (DA) lifted its ban.
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A heat index of 36°C to 41°C falls under the category of ‘Extreme Caution,’ while anything between 42°C to 51°C is considered ‘Danger.’
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The heat index in several areas in Luzon is expected to reach up to 45°C this weekend, according to the latest Heat Index report from the Philippine…
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The high heat index gripping the Philippines has claimed the lives of two traffic enforcers in Iloilo, raising alarm over the increasingly deadly effects of…
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