3 killed in Misamis Oriental ambush
COTABATO CITY — Three individuals in a cargo truck loaded with motorcycles were killed in an ambush on Tuesday morning in Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental.
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3 katao tinamaan P81.03-M lotto jackpot; mga nanalo puro taga-Malolos, Bulacan | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Paghahatian ng "tatlong magkakaibang tao" ang milyung-milyong jackpot prize ng Megalotto 6/45 matapos itong mapalanunan nitong Lunes — at ang mga nagwagi, pare-parehong nanggaling sa Lungsod ng Malolos.
4 dead in Zamboanga City highway accident
COTABATO CITY — Four laborers died in a highway accident that involved two cargo trucks in Barangay Licomo, Zamboanga City on Tuesday morning.
Bulacan road project inaugurated
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has urged the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to ensure the timely completion of all key projects following the inauguration yesterday of an arterial bypass road project in Bulacan.
6 hurt in Sultan Kudarat road accident
KORONADAL CITY — Six hitchhikers were badly hurt after a cargo truck carrying them, loaded with 700 bags of rice, toppled in a stretch of a highway in Isulan, Sultan Kudarat on Monday morning.
3 motorists dead in 2 Mindanao highway mishaps
COTABATO CITY — Three were killed in separate road accidents involving two dump trucks and two motorcycles in two Mindanao locations on Wednesday.
PBBM instructs DPWH for quick rehab of Antique’s Paliwan Bridge – Presidential Communications Office
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Friday directed the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in Western Visayas to immediately rehabilitate the Paliwan Bridge in Antique, which was damaged by Tropical Storm Paeng last year, isolating the province from the rest of Panay Islands.
'Scab' driver burned in his lorry as European protests against high fuel prices turn violent
Violence has flared across Europe as hauliers, fishermen and taxi drivers protest against rising fuel prices they say are crippling their industries. Some of the worst outbreaks were seen in Spain where prime minister José Luis Rodriguez pledged 'zero tolerance' of any disruption by 90,000 striking lorry drivers. His warning came after a driver breaking the strike was burned when his lorry was set on fire.