Death toll from Philippine ferry fire rises to 31
A ferry carrying about 250 passengers and crew has caught fire in the southern Philippines and 31 people drowned or died in the blaze and were discovered later, according to a provincial governor.
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Unbelievable humanity, loyalty: Death of caregiver mourned
BINMALEY, Pangasinan, Philippines — In grief and anguish, loved ones of the Filipina caregiver killed in Hamas attacks in Israel recalled her last moments of terror, which she narrated in their online chat group as murder and mayhem unfolded before her eyes.
'Kaning lamig' better for people with diabetes — Indonesian study
MANILA, Philippines — Irene, a 54-year-old Filipino, has been in prescribed maintenance medications to regulate her blood sugar levels.
Hamas carnage at festival, in Israeli communities: What we know
JERUSALEM, unidentified — Israel was taken by surprise when hundreds of Hamas militants stormed across the border from Gaza on Saturday and killed hundreds while abducting around another 150.
Teacher's slap had nothing to do with student death — autopsy report
MANILA, Philippines — The Grade 5 student who was recently slapped by their teacher did not die due to the physical impact of the act but of "natural causes" triggered by a rare condition, the Antipolo City police chief bared Wednesday afternoon.
Israel sympathizes with slain OFWS' kin, vows to protect Filipinos vs Hamas
THE Embassy of Israel in Manila condemned the acts of terrorism by Hamas militant groups toward innocent Israelis and other nationalities, including two Filipinos who were killed in the ongoing conflict.
Marcos condemns deaths of Filipinos in Israel, condoles with kin
PRESIDENT Ferdinand «Bongbong» Marcos Jr. on Wednesday shared his grief over the death of two Filipinos caught in the middle of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict as he denounced the violence and terror attacks.
Duterte: Drug problem back, growing bigger
MANILA, Philippines — The country’s problem with illegal drugs is back and “growing bigger and bigger,” former president Rodrigo Duterte said yesterday as he called on President Marcos to eradicate the scourge.