‘No plate, no travel’ rule for Quezon City tricycles starts today
MANILA, Philippines — The Land Transportation Office (LTO) will begin today the implementation of the “no plate, no travel” policy for tricycles in Quezon City.
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Malaysia opposes Philippines continental shelf claim
MANILA, Philippines — Malaysia has opposed the Philippine submission to a United Nations body to formally recognize the extent of its undersea continental shelf, saying it is projected from the baselines of Sabah.
Press Release - Gatchalian seeks strengthened sexuality education, social protection for teenage mothers
Following the Commission on Population and Development's (CPD) report that over 22,000 teenagers experienced repeat pregnancies, Senator Win Gatchalian is seeking the strengthened implementation of comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) and the provision of social protection for teenage mothers.
License of guard who threw puppy from overpass revoked
MANILA, Philippines — The security guard who threw a puppy from an overpass in Quezon City in July last year would have to find a new job.
Press Release - Poe: Bulacan EcoZone law to speed airport development
Senator Grace Poe has high hopes the passage into law of Republic Act 11999 or the Bulacan Special Economic Freeport Act (Bulacan EcoZone) will put the development of the New Manila International Airport at full speed.
Bill waiving entrance exam fees for qualified students lapses into law
MANILA, Philippines — A bill that waives the entrance exam fees for students with an excellent academic background and of a certain household income has lapsed into law.
Bulacan special EcoZone bill lapses into law
MANILA, Philippines — A bill establishing the Bulacan Special Economic Zone and Freeport, and creating the Bulacan Special Economic Zone and Freeport Authority lapsed into law on June 13, 2024, Malacañang said Friday.
Press Release - Revilla bill mandating free college entrance examination now law
SENATOR Ramon Bong Revilla, Jr.'s bill mandating private higher education institutions (HEIs) to waive college entrance examination fees and charges for qualified students has lapsed into law.