Duterte to Raise 10 billion Pesos More for Typhoon Odette Victims
President Rodrigo Duterte is committed to raising additional 10 billion pesos for Typhoon Odette victims in severely affected provinces. Read more!
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Aftermath of Super Typhoon Odette in Negros Oriental
Super Typhoon Odette in Negros Oriental finally passed with 51 dead, 26 reported missing, and more than 70 injured. Read more!
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Typhoon Odette Signal No. 2 in Negros Oriental
Typhoon Odette (Rai) continues to strengthen over the Philippine Sea. PAGASA placed several areas in the country under Signal No. 1 & 2. Read more!
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Philippines Closed to Vaccinated Tourists Amidst Omicron Variant
Philippines closed its door to vaccinated foreign tourists amidst the heavily mutated coronavirus Omicron variant. Read more!
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Fully Vaccinated Tourists from “Green” Countries Can Enter Philippines Dec 1-15
Fully Vaccinated Tourists from “Green” Countries Can Enter Philippines December 1-15 subject to conditions. Click here to read more!
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DSWD-7 New 4Ps Beneficiaries List for Validation
DSWD in region 7 asked the public to help validate over 40,000 families that are new 4Ps beneficiaries. Click here to read more!
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Philippine Holidays 2022
Philippine Holidays 2022 is now officially out! President Rodrigo Duterte signed Proclamation 1236. Click here to read more.
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Tropical Depression Nando & Storm Maring Merges
PAGASA says Tropical Depression Nando has weakened and has finished merging with Tropical Storm Maring. Read more here!
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Filipino Journalist Maria Ressa Wins Noble Peace Prize 2021
Maria Ressa, 58 years old CEO of Rappler, was awarded the Noble Peace Prize last October 8, 2021. Click here to read more!
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Region 7 to Start Face-to-Face Classes
Region 7 assures that that minimum health protocols will be observed once limited face-to-face classes in some pilot schools. Read more!
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COVID-19 Cases in Siquijor Increase at “Alarming” Level
The total number of COVID-19 cases in Siquijor alarmingly increased over the past few days. Click here to read more!
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