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  1. DURING the Taiji dolphin hunts, bottlenose dolphins are among the primary species targeted for live capture, driven largely by demand from dolphinariums and entertainment facilities around the world. The remaining dolphins may be killed for meat.

    Let them swim wild and free

    The Philippines’ role in the Taiji dolphin trade draws renewed scrutiny as advocates challenge marine mammal captivity and campaign for dolphin freedom and…

  2. SUBIC Bay Metropolitan Authority  chairman and administrator Eduardo Jose L. Aliño said the continued expansion of the Luzon Economic Corridor, including the potential investments from 50 American companies, bodes well for Subic as a ‘vital maritime gateway.’

    50 U.S. companies eye LEC investments

    ‘This is definitely good news for Subic as a vital western maritime gateway and strategic logistics hub within LEC, connecting with Clark, Manila and Batangas;…

  3. THE Bureau of Customs has uncovered an additional 109 packages of high-end kush weighing approximately 123.91 kilograms and with an estimated street value of P204.44 million during a continuing stripping and inspection operation on the same vessel previously subjected to enforcement action.

    Subic yacht yields P204M more drugs

    Authorities seized an additional P204.44 million worth of illegal drugs from a yacht at the Subic Bay Yacht Club, bringing the total estimated value of…

  4. WHERE golf gets a little closer to everyone Sunset Swing inside Moonbay Marina Leisure Resort in Subic offers a three-hole course and driving range, giving beginners and seasoned golfers alike a chance to sharpen their game without the intimidation of a full-sized course. The resort is managed by chief operating officer Chico Fernandez (inset).

    A shorter swing at golf

    What started as a two-and-a-half-hectare property covered largely in concrete and sand has evolved into a driving range and a compact three-hole course where…

  5. Landslide kills 2, injures 2 in Subic Freeport

    Landslide kills 2, injures 2 in Subic Freeport

    A slope protection collapse at Tipo High-Tech Park along Tipo Road near SCTEX in Subic Bay Freeport claimed two lives and left two others injured on Saturday.

  6. THE Bureau of Customs Port of Subic destroyed 3,000 cases of illicit, abandoned cigarettes valued at P129.065 million. The shipment, housed in three 40-foot containers, was condemned as part of ongoing operations against illegal imports and border control enforcement.

    BoC destroys P129-M abandoned cigarettes

    To maintain transparency and public accountability throughout the enforcement action, the Port of Subic streamed the destruction operations live on its…