Press Release - Tolentino: PH should convene NSC, demand compensation for damaged PCG ships
Next steps for PH after the Escoda Shoal ramming incident
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P17.6M high-grade marijuana seized at Clark
ANTI-NARCOTICS operatives seized 10.4 kilos of kush or high-grade marijuana worth P17.16 million at the Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga last Monday, a police official reported yesterday.
No number coding on Friday, Monday – MMDA
MANILA, Philippines — The number coding scheme in Metro Manila will be lifted on Aug. 23 for the Ninoy Aquino Day commemoration and on Aug. 26, National Heroes Day, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) announced yesterday.
Philippines allows temporary stay of Afghans in transit
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines has agreed to the United States’ request to temporarily host a limited number of Afghan nationals while their special immigration visas to the US are being processed, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
Press Release - Senate President Pro Tempore Jinggoy Estrada Opening remarks
Senate Special Oversight Committee on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Agreement
Duque, Kobayashi stand out amid tough conditions in JPGT Luisita golf tourney
TARLAC – Lia Duque showcased the impact of her international experience by carding a 77 under challenging conditions, establishing a formidable nine-stroke lead over Rafa Anciano in the girls’ premier category at the ICTSI JPGT Luzon Series 5 at the Luisita Golf and Country Club here Tuesday.
DA, BOC, LGU inspect tons of smuggled agricultural goods in Navotas
Department of Agriculture Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel, Jr. and Customs Commissioner Bienvenido Rubio on Monday led the inspection of smuggled agricultural goods in Navotas and Manila, underscoring government’s aggressive efforts to curb unfair trade practices that undermine the livelihood of Filipino farmers and threaten domestic food safety and security.
Philippines to process 'limited number' of Afghans seeking US visas
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines said Tuesday it has agreed to allow a "limited number" of Afghans to temporarily stay in the Philippines while being processed for eventual resettlement to the United States.