Meralco mobilizes crew amid cyclone
Meralco, led by businessman Manuel Pangilinan, assured customers of continued service reliability and safety as the country braces for the lingering effects of…
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Meralco, led by businessman Manuel Pangilinan, assured customers of continued service reliability and safety as the country braces for the lingering effects of…
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The Department of Health (DOH) reported Wednesday that it has logged 159 rabies cases this year.
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‘The TALAkayan workshops and video series aim to make financial education more accessible to many.’
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‘If we do not dredge it, we might be blamed someday by the residents there if they are swept by flashfloods, so we have to act on it.’
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The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) arrested a woman who sold a piece of land with an alleged fake title in Santiago City, Isabela.
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deal to procure lenacapavir for low and middle-income countries.
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‘We were successful in the passage of the AFASA in the 19th Congress, and through this bill, we will continue to fight against scammers in order to protect…
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Senator Mark Villar is pushing for the establishment of the Philippine Scam Prevention Center (PSPC), a dedicated government agency to combat online…
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Malacañang has lauded the Philippine National Police’s visibility on the streets, saying it was effective in curbing crime and was far from outdated.
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The world has changed since my first trip 60 years ago, when research meant leafing through dog-eared guidebooks and pay-phones were still a thing. These days…
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UNFPA estimates that $1.5 billion additional investment is needed to scale up interventions.
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Oftentimes, misinformation can sway public opinion, influence elections, and reinforce societal divisions.
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Beyond expanding dialysis sessions — which admittedly provide immediate relief — we need deeper, more enduring solutions.
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Amid the festering floods in Malabon, stranded passengers were offered free rides by the local government after a 2.0-meter high tide submerged the city.
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Snail mail is not passé in the United States and postmen still deliver them house to house.
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Citing a surge in work-related accidents across Metro Cebu, the Department of Labor and Employment in Central Visayas (DoLE-7) has enlisted barangay officials…
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‘We tend to think that something so small couldn’t do something so complex. In fact, they can remember where and when they had fed their young and what they…
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