Workers call for DOLE chief’s resignation in ILO meet
DISGRUNTLED workers groups have brought their gripes against Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Secretary Bienvenido Laguesma before the International Labor Organization (ILO).
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2 Chinese fugitives nabbed at NAIA
TWO Chinese fugitives were intercepted by immigration officers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport before they could flee the country.
‘Kin of drug war victims afraid to file cases’
NO class suit has been filed against former president Rodrigo “Rody” Duterte for the thousands killed in his bloody war on illegal drugs because the families of victims remain afraid, human rights lawyer Chel Diokno told lawmakers yesterday.
El Niño-hit Davao region gets P60M worth of aid
PRESIDENT Marcos Jr. yesterday assured Davaoeños that the national government would not abandon them amid the challenges caused by the El Niño phenomenon as he led the distribution of more than P60 million worth of assistance to local governments, farmers, fisherfolks and families affected by extreme dry spell.
Manila archdiocese relieves, suspends ‘defiant’ priest
THE Archdiocese of Manila has ordered the relief of Fr. Alfonso Valeza as parochial administrator of the St. Joseph Parish in Gagalangin, Tondo in Manila.
COA lauds N. Ecija on P210M onion cold storage project
GOVERNMENT auditors have commended the provincial government of Nueva Ecija on the orderly implementation of a P209.95 million cold storage project from the contract bidding to monitoring the progress of the construction.
‘Aghon’ damage to infra, agri now at P1B
THE cost of damage to infrastructure and agriculture due to the onslaught of typhoon “Aghon” has reached over P1 billion as of yesterday.
FDA warns public against unregistered ‘relief’ drug products
THE Food and Drug Administration (FDA) yesterday warned the public over the presence of unregistered drug products commonly used to relieve stress and body aches.