Phl to import 25,000 tons of fish in closed season
Importations have been made necessary by the yearly ban on fishing on traditional fishing grounds of local fishermen to allow fish species to spawn and recover
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Importations have been made necessary by the yearly ban on fishing on traditional fishing grounds of local fishermen to allow fish species to spawn and recover
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The country's top tourist destination, Palawan, has been hailed as one of the world's "Most Desirable Islands" in the 21st Wanderlust Travel Awards…
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Department of Trade and Industry Secretary Fred Pascual expressed a positive outlook about the Philippines' participation in the 5th China International Import…
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The Port of Lucena, under the Port Management Office of Marinduque/Quezon (MarQuez), is now under full commercial operations, catering to the sea-riding public…
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At least 132 people died in India when a colonial-era pedestrian bridge packed with revelers collapsed into the river below, police said Monday.
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The weather disturbance brought by typhoon "Paeng" forced organizers to call off the scheduled Shakey's Super League Collegiate Pre-Season…
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De La Salle University will begin its second round campaign in the UAAP Season 85 men's basketball tournament on Saturday sans starting guard Evan Nelle.
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National Basketball Association G League standout Jessie Govan is set to arrive to reinforce Meralco in the Philippine Basketball Association Commissioner's…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has reappointed lawyer Jay Daniel Santiago as General Manager of the Philippine Ports Authority.
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Senator Imee Marcos on Tuesday said the government need not import rice until next year, noting that local supply is projected to surpass consumer demand.
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The southwest monsoon or 'hanging habagat' has forced the suspension of classes today, 20 September, in the following areas:
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Executive Secretary Vic Rodriguez is "not blameless" in the recent sugar importation fiasco, the Senate minority bloc said Tuesday.
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