Naga City prepares for plebiscite for highly-urbanized status
NAGA CITY – The local government and police force of Naga City are preparing for a peaceful conduct of the plebiscite next month that will formalize its…
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Philippines reopens market to Dutch poultry imports
The Philippines lifts its temporary ban on Dutch poultry products, allowing imports from certified disease-free zones under regionalized HPAI safeguards.
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Kaso ng super flu sa bansa, umabot na sa 63
Umabot na sa 63 ang kaso ng super flu sa bansa. Patuloy ang pagkalat ng influenza variant sa Pilipinas at 34 na bansa.
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Flu cases drop in Taguig
Taguig City records a decrease in influenza-like illnesses, with cases falling from 35 to seven in early October, according to the City Epidemiology and…
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Angeles City begins disinfection in schools, day care centers
Angeles City began disinfecting public schools and day care centers amid a rise in flu-like illness cases. Health and engineering teams are inspecting…
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N. Korea could have up to 2 tons highly enriched uranium
The 2,000 kilos would be enough to build 47 nuclear bombs.
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DA reopens Australian poultry imports
The Department of Agriculture has lifted its ban on poultry imports from Australia after confirming the country’s HPAI-free status, allowing the entry of meat,…
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DA lifts U.S. poultry import ban
Resumption of shipments from six states to help stabilize food inflation
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DA bans poultry imports from Türkiye
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DA bans poultry imports from Türkiye amid bird flu outbreak
The Department of Agriculture (DA) has imposed a temporary ban on poultry imports from Türkiye following an outbreak of H5N1 Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza…
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More human bird flu cases in U.S.; CDC urges calm, caution
The CDC urges calm as new human bird flu cases emerge in the U.S., with infections reported in Wyoming and Ohio. Health experts monitor the situation closely.
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