After visiting the paresan of Diwata, a woman has been missing for several weeks MISSING PERSON – A woman has been missing for several weeks after visiting the paresan of Deo Balbuena, popularly known as Diwata. Dina Ancheta, a 36-year-old woman from Cainta, Rizal, has been reported missing for weeks. She was last seen by … Read more
After Being Found Guilty, Cedric Lee and Deniece Cornejo Surrender to Authorities CEDRIC LEE – The businessman has surrendered to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) shortly after a Taguig court convicted him, Deniece Cornejo, and two others of serious illegal detention. NBI agents apprehended Lee at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday in Mandaluyong and brought … Read more
PCG Prefers Damage from Chinese Water Cannons Over Retaliation PCG – The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said they prefer enduring Chinese water cannon damages over a counterattack. Commodore Jay Tarriela, representing the Philippine Coast Guard, underscored the importance of abstaining from retaliating against Chinese water cannon attacks. He highlighted that reciprocating could furnish the Chinese with … Read more
Cedric Lee and Deniece Cornejo Found Guilty in Vhong Navarro Serious Illegal Detention Case LIFE IMPRISONMENT – Cedric Lee, Deniece Cornejo, and their accomplices have been convicted of serious illegal detention in a high-profile case involving TV host Vhong Navarro. The verdict was delivered by the Taguig Regional Trial Court on May 2, 2024, finding … Read more
The mayor and vice mayor of a town in Antique got into a fistfight following an argument over the distribution of food packs to those affected by El Niño. Mayor Toto Tajanlangit and Vice Mayor Jojo Fornier exchanged blows after an altercation, prompting them to file charges against each other.
Due to the distribution of “ayuda,” the mayor and vice mayor of an Antique town got into a fistfight ANTIQUE – A fistfight broke out between the mayor and vice mayor of Tobias Fornier over the distribution of food packs intended for residents affected by El Niño. The two officials argued over who should distribute … Read more
Extreme Heat Triggers Grass Fire, Devastates Famous Chocolate Hills in Bohol EXTREME HEAT – The extreme heat was deemed responsible for the grassfire that impacted two formations of the renowned Chocolate Hills in Carmen, Bohol. The scorching temperatures were held responsible for igniting a grassfire that swept through two mounds of the iconic Chocolate Hills … Read more
BIR Logo Contest Offers P100,000 Prize BIR LOGO – A whopping P100,000 prize awaits the winner of the logo competition hosted by the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The agency has organized a competition to change its logo for the first time, coinciding with its 120th anniversary celebration. According to BIR Commissioner Romeo Lumagui Jr., one … Read more
Philippines Prepares for Extended Period of Heat Until Mid-May PHILIPPINES – The Philippines prepares for an extended period of intense heat lasting until mid-May. On Sunday, a forecaster said the Philippines would undergo prolonged periods of exceptionally high temperatures until mid-May, following a record-breaking heatwave in Manila. The scorching weather, as reported by Inquirer, has … Read more
Gatchalian Wants Students Banned From Using Cellphones In Schools GATCHALIAN – Senator Sherwin Gatchalian wants students banned from using cellphones within school premises. On April 27, Senator Sherwin Gatchalian urged the Department of Education (DepEd) to implement a policy prohibiting cellphone usage within school premises. Leading the Senate basic education committee, Gatchalian proposed this measure … Read more