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(March 16 2026) Tricycle queue as they wait for passengers at their terminal in Batasan Hills, Quezon City, on Monday, March 16, 2026. The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSW) is set to begin the distribution of P5000 cash aid to tricycle drivers in 39 designated payout centres in Metro Manila tomorrow March 17, The cash aid, aimed to help drivers affected by soaring fuel prices. Photo/Analy Labor
Tricycles
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(March 12 2026) Asec Cesar M. Idio, CESO V - Chief of Staff and Acting Civil Defense Deputy Administrator for Operations, Usec. Harold N. Cabreros – Office of Civil Defense (OCD), Secretary Renato U. Solidum Jr. – Department of Science and Technology (DOST), Usec Diana Rose S. Cajipe - DSWD, Dir. Teresito C. Bacolcol – Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) led the First Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) ceremonial pressing of the button, with theme “Duck, Cover, and Hold: Gawin Dapat, Pero Hindi Sapat”. Held in Quezon City on Thursday March 12 2026. Photo/Analy Labor
Earthquake drill
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(March 11 2026) Driver’s of the traditional jeepney’s seen preparing their jeep while waiting for their designated trips, in a terminal in Quezon City on Wednesday, March 11, 2026. Transport group Piston is set to file a petition on March 16 seeking a P2 provisional fare increase, which would raise the minimum jeepney fare to P15, citing a sharp rise in fuel prices that has pushed pump costs up by P17 to P24 per liter. Meanwhile, Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) Chairman Vigor Mendoza said the agency is considering implementing a provisional fare adjustment as diesel prices are projected to climb to P80 per liter. Photo/Analy Labor
Jeepney story
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(March 11 2026) Gas attendants measure the fuel supply in their tanks at a gasoline station along East Avenue in Quezon City on Tuesday March 10 2026, following the hike in prices by oil companies due to the on-going conflict in the Middle East. Photo/Analy Labor
Fuel tanker
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(February 27 2026) The Light Electric Vehicle users advocate industry representatives, transport workers, local government units and national agencies hold a banner as a symbol of their support toward advancing low carbon mobility during a panel discussion in Quezon City on Friday. February 27, 2026.  The Event explored the experiences, challenges key implementation issues, and future prospects of Light Electric vehicles. National Coordinator of 350 Pilipinas, a local network of volunteers supporting the Philippine climate movement, emphasized the importance of Climate action and collaboration among multi stakeholder. to work together.  He added that translating climate action into real change requires transforming the transport system toward sustainability , promoting clean air and moving away from dependence on fossil fuels. Photo/Analy Labor
350 Pilipinas
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(February 26 2026) Workers hang cleaning the window from the newly built condominium in Quezon City on Thursday, February 26, 2026. The lawmakers from the house of representatives committed to push a national minimum wage system that would abolish provincial wage boards following a meeting with labor groups on Tuesday. Photo/Analy Labor
Workers
Analy Labor
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Members of the Salama Community of Barangay Culiat prepare meals for iftar, the first meal taken after a day of fasting during Ramadan, at the Salam Grand Green Mosque in Quezon City on Thursday night, 19 February 2026. | Photo by Analy Labor
Iftar
Analy Labor
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(February 12 2026) DILG Sec. Jonvic Remulla raised the bounty for gambling tycoon Atong Ang to P20 million, announced during a press-conference held in Quezon City on Thursday February 12 2026. Sec. Remulla also said they will filing cases to 40 former and current officials for bid-rigging and graft before the ombudsman and around 1000 BFP personnel may face complaint related to illegal activities. Photo/Analy Labor
Jonvic presscon
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(February 11 2026) An almost two hectares vegetables farm of “bottle gourd, string beans and cucumber“ rented by the Dela Peña family in San Ildefonso, Bulacan, on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, they said due to an oversupply of produce, they are forced to sell at low prices, leaving them with earnings that only break even with their production costs. President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. signed the 2026 national budget, which significantly boosts the agricultural sector's allocation to over P297 billion to enhance food security, modernize systems, and raise rural incomes. Key priorities include doubling farm-to-market road funding to P33 billion. Photo/Analy Labor
Vegetable farm
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(February 10 2026)  Sheng Lian Temple Rev. Father Wong Sheng Tian offered prayers and burned incense on Tuesday February 10 2026, which are considered an offering to deities, Buddhas, and their ancestors. The aromatic smoke symbolizes rising prayers and devotion, reaching the spiritual realm and carrying one’s wishes and gratitude in connection with the celebration of the upcoming Chinese New Year of the”Horse. Photo/Analy Labor
Chinese temple
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(February 06 2026) A small fishing boat loaded of fishermen from a larger fishing vessel arrive at the shore carrying their share fish put in a plastic bag and sell to vendors in a lower prices, at the port in Navotas City on Friday February 6 2026,  A study by the marine protection group Oceana says the Philippines loses 45 million kilograms of fish each year. The report highlights a 13-year decline in the nation’s fisheries, with total losses of 591,136 metric tons since 2010 due to weak law enforcement and poor governance, leading to generational poverty. In 2023, more than 353,000 fisherfolk families fell below the poverty line, including over 93,000 classified as food-poor or unable to afford even the most basic food requirements. Photo/Analy Labor
Fishermen
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(February 06 2026) Workers seen welding the steel to connect on top of the structure they built in Navotas City on Friday, February 6, 2026. The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported that the number of unemployed Filipinos rose to 2.26 million in December 2025. This is slightly higher than the 2.25 million recorded in November 2025 and significantly up from 1.63 million in December 2024, underscoring ongoing challenges in the country’s labor market. Photo/Analy Labor
Workers
Analy Labor
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(February 05 2026) Ducks seen flocked eating near the pond in Baliuag Bulacan on Thursday February 5 2026. Photo/Analy Labor
Ducks
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(February 03 2026) As Chinese new year approaches some customers are seen buying rice cake or (tikoy) at SM North in Quezon City on Tuesday February 3 2026. Filipino Chinese believe tikoy symbolize good fortune, harmony, and prosperity during Chinese New Year. Photo/Analy Labor
Rice Cake (Tikoy)
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(February 03 2026) Sales lady at SM North Edsa arrange her selling horse lucky charm on Tuesday February 3 2026, in Chinese horoscope 2026 is a year of the Fire Horse, According to Feng Shui expert, 2026 is the year of the Fire Horse, which is synonymous with passion and determination. Photo/Analy Labor
Lucky charm
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(January 31 2026)  The lights glow at Santa Ana parish Church, commonly known as Molo Church in Iloilo City, a Spanish Neo-gothic Roman Catholic Church, the church is recognized as "the women's church" or "the feminist church" because it only features images of female saints inside, including Saint Anne, the patron saint of Molo, It served as an evacuation center for civilians during World War II. The national historical institute declared it a national landmark in 1992. Photo/Analy Labor
Iloilo Molo Church
Analy Labor
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(January 30 2026)  Jobseekers flocked to the first Pasig mega Job Fair held at Maybunga Rainforest Park, Pasig City, on Friday January 30 2026. Photo/Analy Labor
PASIG MEGA JOB FAIR
Analy Labor
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(January 25 2026) Dinagyang participants with painted faces, bodies and a colorful tribal warrior costumes seen perform ing to compete in Iloilo Dinagyang Festival 2026 compilation, about seven tribes are competing during the event, on Sunday January 25 2026, The Dinagyang Festival is a famous and religious and cultural festival in Iloilo City, Philippines held on the 4th Sunday of January. Photo/Analy Labor
Dinagyang 2026
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