The Philippines was eyeing for COVID-19 vaccination by March 2021 in the “best case scenario”, according to Duque. Health Secretary Francisco Duque III on Monday said that the Philippines may start vaccinating its citizens with the COVID-19 vaccine around March or April 2021. When asked when the vaccination may start, Duque said in an interview … Read more
Floyd Mayweather To Fight Logan Paul In Exhibition Match Next Year FLOYD MAYWEATHER TO FIGHT LOGAN PAUL – Come February of 2021, the undefeated boxing legend, Floyd Mayweather will go head to head with YouTuber, Logan Paul. According to Floyd’s Instagram post, the match is scheduled for February 20, 2021. Furthermore, the exhibition match between … Read more
DOH COVID-19 update as of December 5, 2020 The Department of Health (DOH) gave an update about its latest COVID-19 tally as of 4:00 p.m. of December 5, 2020. In a report on GMA News Online, the Department of Health recorded 1,733 newly-reported COVID-19 cases. This brought the total number of confirmed cases of coronavirus disease to 438,069. Also, … 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
CHR Warns Gov’t On Using Yantok As It May Lead To Trauma/Humiliation CHR WARNS GOV’T ON USING YANTOK – The Commission on Human Rights warned the government about its recent decision of allowing authorities to use a “yantok”. As the Yuletide season dawns on the Philippines, authorities fear that the Christmas rush may cause people … 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
Bong Go: “I’m challenging Secretary Galvez… along with Secretary Duque” Senator Christopher “Bong” Go challenged Health Secretary Francisco Duque III and vaccine czar Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr. to get COVID-19 vaccine injection first once it’s available. During the Laging Handa public hearing earlier, he said: “I’m challenging Secretary Galvez, once available na po ‘yung safe … Read more
A DOST official allays fears of having COVID-19 vaccine sans clinical trials in the Philippines. An official of one of the agencies under the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) on Saturday allayed fears that a COVID-19 vaccine would be approved for use through an emergency use authorization in the Philippines even without prior local … Read more
Facebook officially rolled out “Dark Mode” on Android devices Facebook had recently rolled out “Dark Mode” feature on Android devices months after announcing the rollout date of its upcoming features. Facebook was one of the most widely-used social media platform by netizens across the globe and it’s prominent worldwide as huge part of the populace … Read more