Jemero Siason
Malacañang Palace Declines Caning of Social Distancing Violators Using “Yantok” Malacañang Palace prohibited the law enforcers of using ‘yantok’ to cane individuals who will violate the physical distancing measures. On Monday (December 7, 2020), the Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque rejects the caning pf physical distancing violators. He described it as an act of violation and it … Read more
DepEd Issues Important Dates for Current School Year The Department of Education (DepEd) has released several important dates for the current school year 2020-2021. DepEd has shift to distance learning system due to the effects of the coronavirus disease, which currently spread in different countries all around the world. The virus does not only affect … Read more
Mayor Isko Moreno Says No Lockdown in Manila and Implements No-Contact Apprehension Program Manila Mayor Isko Moreno announced “No lockdown” in the city and implements 24-hour no-contact apprehension program. On Monday (December 7, 2020), Mayor Moreno has started the implement the 24-hour no-contact apprehension program but cautioned the vehicle drivers and motorcycle riders to drive … Read more
Ilagan, Isabela Experiences Flooding Due to Heavy Rains Brought by Northeast Monsoon The northeast monsoon brings heavy rains, which causes flooding in Ilagan, Isabela and three rivers in the area overflowed. On Saturday (December 5, 2020), the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration reported that the northeast monsoon would continue to affect the weather … Read more
Here are the 21 Tropical Cyclones That Hit Philippines This Year The state weather bureau PAGASA has shared the snippets of 21 tropical cyclones that hit the Philippines this 2020. On Saturday afternoon (December 5, 2020), the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration has shared the photo collage of satellite images of the tropical … Read more
14 Kilograms of Live Ornamental Fish from Taiwan Seized in Cebu The Bureau of Customs has recovered around 14 kilogram of illegal live ornamental fish from Taiwan in Cebu City. A lot of Filipino people love to adopt ornamental fish as their pets. Most of our countrymen love to display the ornamental fish because of their … Read more
Quezon City Store Sells Mouth-Watering Lechon Filled with Delicious Seafoods A popular store in Quezon City is selling mouth-watering ‘lechon’ filled with different types of seafoods. Lechon has been dubbed as the national “Food” of the Philippines. Most people are serving it during special occasions such as birthdays, weddings, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, and … Read more
ECOP Says Limited Mass Transport and Traffic Major Factors for Unemployment in PH The Employers’ Confederation of the Philippines said that the limited mass transport and traffic are the major factors for unemployment rate. ECOP President Sergio Ortiz-Luis Jr. said that there are numerous factors causing joblessness in the Philippines. He also said that hotels … Read more
Legal Expert Shares Advice and Reveals Who is Liable for Missing Parcels? MISSING PARCELS – A legal expert has shared an advice and revealed the personalities who were liable over missing parcels. Over the past few years, a lot of Filipino people have been already using online shopping applications to purchase their desired items. Online … Read more
Fresh Graduate Decided to Quit Job for Being Underpaid and Sell Chicken Rice Along Sidewalk A fresh graduate man has decided to quit his job for underpaid and tried to sell chicken ride at the sidewalk to earn money. Nowadays, a lot of people believe that education is one of the major keys to success, … Read more