Taekwondo jin Ganapin advances in Paralympics
MANILA, Philippines -- Filipino paralympian Allain Ganapin is off to the round of 16 of the men’s K44 -80 kg taekwondo competition in the Paris Paralympics Saturday afternoon (Manila time)
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Fact check: Afghan refugees won't occupy KOJC compound
MANILA, Philippines — Afghan refugees who will temporarily stay in the Philippines while awaiting permanent resettlement in the United States will not take over the Kingdom of Jesus Christ compound in Davao City, contrary to claims by TikTok and Facebook accounts supporting Apollo Quiboloy.
Quiboloy supporters push conspiracy: Afghan refugees to 'take over' KOJC compound
MANILA, Philippines — Supporters of Apollo Quiboloy and hyperpartisan accounts are spreading a false claim that the Marcos administration plans to house 50,000 Afghan refugees at the Kingdom of Jesus Christ compound in Davao City, alleging this is the real reason behind the arrest of its founder.
Ganapin blows chance in Paris
MANILA, Philippines — Allain Ganapin absorbed a heartbreaking 12-9 defeat to Azerbaijan’s Abulfaz Abuzarli and kissed his medal chances goodbye in taewondo’s K4 men’s -80-kilogram of the 17th Paris Paralympics at the Grand Palais last night.
Filipino Taekwondo jin crashes out of Paralympics; swimmer finishes last in Heat 2
MANILA, Philippines -- Filipino taekwondo jin Allain Ganapin bowed out of the Paris Paralympics after falling in the round of 16 -80 kg against fifth-seeded Abulfaz Abuzarli of Azerbaijan, 12-9, Saturday afternoon (Manila time.)
Quiboloy supporters use 'dangerous' lasers vs police choppers
MANILA, Philippines — Supporters of fugitive Pastor Apollo Quiboloy are fighting back and they are allegedly using lasers against police helicopters that are flying over the compound, the Philippine National Police said. In a video posted on Facebook Thursday evening, Police Regional Office (PRO) 11 spokesman, Police Maj. Catherine dela Rey, said the moves of the KOJC members were «dangerous.»