Jemero Siason
Video of Kind-Hearted Netizen Helping Poor Family to Go Back Home Goes Viral The video footage of a kind-hearted netizen who helped a poor family to go back to their home earned praises from the online community. The Facebook page “Denso tambyahero” has shared the video footage of a poor family who were starving and … Read more
DepEd Usec. Alain Pascua Confirms he Tests Positive for COVID-19 After Experiencing Symptoms DepEd Usec. Alain Pascua confirmed that he tested positive for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) after he experienced mild symptoms. The Department of Education Undersecretary Alain Pascua announced that he tested positive for the respiratory illness after he was exposed to a COVID-19 … Read more
Young Girl Amazes Audience After Lifting 80 Kilogram During Competition A young girl amazed and impressed a lot of audience after she lifted the 80 kilograms during a weight-lifting competition in Canada. A 7-year-old girl identified as Rory van Ulft impressed a lot of people after lifting 80 kilograms during a competition. She can lift about … Read more
Lady Customer Expresses Dismay After She Found Unpleasant Object Inside Pouch of Popular Soy Sauce Brand A lady customer found an unpleasant object inside the pouch of a popular soy sauce brand before cooking ‘paksiw’. A Facebook user named Janice Ofiana has shared the photos of an unpleasant object inside the pouch of a famous … Read more
Indigenous Aeta Group in Pampanga Experienced Discrimination for Eating ‘Bats’ Amid Health Crisis Pampanga indigenous Aeta group “Mag-Indi” experienced discrimination for eating bats amid COVID-19 pandemic. University of the Philippines and the United Nations Economic, Social, and Cultural Organization’s study causes challenge to the indigenous group in Porac, Pampanga over bat diet. The Kapampangans were allegedly … Read more
Public Advised to Shop Online Amid Pandemic, E-Commerce Group Says An e-commerce group is encouraging the public to shop online for ‘e-Aguinaldo’ amid the coronavirus pandemic. Digital Commerce Association of the Philippines executive director Mark Joseph Panganiban is encouraging the public to turn to online sellers on social media for buying gifts during the Christmas … Read more
Pinoy Who Violated Quarantine Protocols in Taiwan Charged w/ $3,500 Fine A Pinoy in Taiwan has been charged with $3,500 fine over 8-second violation of quarantine protocols in his hotel in Kaohsiung City. A Filipino national tried to get out of his hotel room in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan for a couple of second but he … Read more
Crazy Lady Claims She Owns Convenience Store & Scolds Store Employees The video footage of a crazy lady scolding the crews of a popular convenience store and claiming that she owns it elicits comments online. The Facebook page News Viral has posted the video footage of a crazy lady not wearing a face mask and … Read more
Lucky Guy Receives Cash After Willie Revillame Dialed Wrong Number A lucky guy received cash after the popular television host Willie Revillame dialed wrong number during “Wowowin-Tutok to Win” program. The Filipino television host Wilfredo Buendia Revillame or popularly known as Willie Revillame is one of the most popular celebrities in the Philippines. He rose … Read more
Firecracker Manufacturers Should Search for New Livelihood, Malacañang Palace Says Malacañang Palace advised the firecracker manufacturers to find a new source of income due to the possible ban of firecrackers next year. Earlier, President Rodrigo Duterte announced that he is planning to declare a total ban on use of firecrackers. He also considered the nationwide … Read more