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WHO database, including COVID-19 records, hacked
MANILA, Philippines — Sensitive personal information related to the Philippines’ coronavirus vaccine program may have been accessed by cyber hackers who breached the World Health Organization (WHO) database, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) confirmed yesterday, as the Department of Health (DOH) said it is coordinating with both agencies.
EDITORIAL - Free after six years
There’s a lot of understandable rejoicing over the release, even if still temporary, of former senator Leila de Lima. Her release on P300,000 bail, however, is yet another indictment of the inefficiency of the Philippine justice system.
DOH records 9 deaths related to COVID-19 vaccines
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, November 14) — The Department of Health has recorded nine deaths directly related to the administration of COVID-19 vaccines, with half caused by sudden and severe allergic reactions.
Suspects in election-related killings mobbed outside Cotabato court building
COTABATO CITY — Nine suspects in election-related killings last month were beaten on Monday morning in the supposedly tightly guarded premises of four courts inside the iconic Bangsamoro government center compound in Cotabato by relatives of their alleged victims.
De Lima on Duterte: May God forgive him
MANILA, Philippines — After all the tirades and attacks of former President Rodrigo Duterte against former senator Leila De Lima, she wished him "God bless" upon her release.
Press Release - Statement of Sen. Win Gatchalian on the deaths of two Taguig students
With a heavy heart, I join in the mourning of classmates, teachers, and loved ones of the two female students whose lifeless bodies were discovered in a room inside the premises of Signal Village National High School, Taguig City on Friday night.
SC sets oral arguments vs Guanzon’s party-list substitution
MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court (SC) has set on Nov. 14 the oral arguments for a petition against former Commission on Elections (Comelec) commissioner Rowena Guanzon as a substitute nominee for a party-list group for persons with disabilities (PWDs).