Fire leaves 600 homeless in Mandaluyong
More than 200 families, or about 600 individuals, were left homeless after a fire struck a residential area in Mandaluyong City on Friday night.
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More than 200 families, or about 600 individuals, were left homeless after a fire struck a residential area in Mandaluyong City on Friday night.
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‘Our fellow Filipinos are not alone in this crisis. Through our shared efforts, we are not just delivering relief to help our kababayan, but also building on…
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Malacañang on Friday declined to comment on reports that Vice President Sara Duterte allegedly visited detainee Ramil Madriaga at Camp Bagong Diwa multiple…
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Pinabulaanan ng Malacañang ang kumalat na ulat na tatanggalin sa puwesto sina Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Sonny Angara at Department of…
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Malacañang denied reports claiming that Education Secretary Sonny Angara and Information and Communications Technology Secretary Henry Aguda are set to leave…
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Malacañang on Wednesday said President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. is supporting the proposed anti-dynasty measure, citing shifts in the country’s…
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First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos lit up the Malacañang grounds on Saturday as children of all ages poured in for a day of Christmas cheer. Everywhere she looked,…
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The government should maintain momentum in investigating corruption in infrastructure projects, Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said Monday,…
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Tzu Chi members from across the country and abroad lent their time to help thousands of Cebuanos displaced by ‘Typhoon Tino.’
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Former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque on Sunday rejected the Philippine government’s request for an Interpol Red Notice, denouncing the move as a…
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Known for his love of children, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. opened the gates of Malacañang to 3,000 youngsters when he hosted the Sa Balik Sigla, Bigay Saya…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. welcomed December with optimism, pledging more decisive action against those behind the flood control anomalies, improved…
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TACLOBAN CITY — The Ormoc City government dispatched its rescue boat, named Lucy, Wednesday morning after a passenger on a Cebu-bound fastcraft reported heavy…
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Malacañang rushed to defend the Office of the Solicitor General amid renewed political friction over the government’s legal posture on the International…
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To date, OneAboitiz’s combined support for affected areas has reached over P17 million, benefiting more than 37,000 families across North Luzon, Visayas and…
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This cherished custom and practice continues to bring together music, culture and the Filipino community as the nation ushers in the Christmas season.
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The lights of Christmas may brighten the Palace grounds, but true progress comes from service meant for the Filipino people.
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Indigenous peoples living deep in the jungles of peninsular Malaysia risk their lives gathering edible plants. One
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