120 dead in latest cholera outbreak
CAIRO, Egypt (AFP) — A cholera outbreak in Sudan has killed 120 people, with another 1,102 suspected cases since May in isolated war zones, the World Health…
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CAIRO, Egypt (AFP) — A cholera outbreak in Sudan has killed 120 people, with another 1,102 suspected cases since May in isolated war zones, the World Health…
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The Clark Development Corp. (CDC) and the Clark Water Corp. (CWC) broke ground on a 10-million-liter-per-day wastewater treatment facility to expand the…
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Leachon cited the Japanese practice of hara hachi bu — stopping eating when about 80 percent full — as an example of moderation.
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The Philippine Army disclosed on Thursday that Joint Task Force Agila has begun constructing temporary shelters for families displaced by a magnitude 7.8…
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Momentum continues to build for Philippine grassroots tennis as the Palawan Juniors Tennis Series moves to Cebu following a successful Mindanao opener,…
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BAGUIO CITY — After two days of near-flawless golf, Lloyd Go finally showed signs of vulnerability — but with conditions turning unexpectedly benign and his…
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I came in during the thick of the pandemic when people were dying left and right.
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Around 70 low-income families in Rizal province received individual land titles Wednesday, concluding a yearslong effort by local communities to secure legal…
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MGEN Thermal has brought back the third unit of its Panay Energy Development Corp. (PEDC) coal-fired power plant ahead of schedule, restoring a key source of…
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Both the Philippine stock exchange and the peso were boosted by the World Bank’s upgrading of the Philippines to upper middle income economy status.
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What should alarm us is not a digital gun on a screen but the real-world failures surrounding our children.
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I still remember the daily delivery of newspapers to our home. My father subscribed to two or three papers, and DAILY TRIBUNE was almost always among them.
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More Filipinos could benefit from stronger job creation, higher incomes, and increased investment after the Philippines officially graduated to…
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Various goods exported to other parts of the world improved by 7.6 percent in May this year, a development welcomed by the Department of Trade and Industry…
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The ballot remains democracy’s greatest equalizer. It empowers every citizen to help shape the nation’s future.
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Nosy Tarsee heard that a scion of a certain conglomerate — the one whose name graces instant noodles, budget flights, and a telecom brand still fighting for…
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The national government’s outstanding debt climbed to a record P18.55 trillion as of end-May, driven largely by increased domestic borrowings to finance…
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