Philippines teachers dread return to jam packed rooms
Under the new order issued by vice-president and Education Secretary, there will be no limit to the number of students allowed in in-person classes by November.
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The Sulu case is not a political football
The writer says the legal wrangle, which originated from a 1939 court case, will be long-drawn.
Philippine consulate warns Pinoys as hate crime victims reach 41 in US
Last week, a Filipino traveler in New York was struck by an assailant as he was walking with three other Filipinos.
Philippines efforts against human trafficking lauded in US report
While the Philippines met the minimum standards, the report flagged the country for not “vigorously” investigating labour trafficking crimes that occurred in the country.
Marburg: What to know about the latest killer virus without a cure yet
Previous outbreaks have been reported in Angola, Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, South Africa, and Uganda.
P50-million market racket uncovered in Baguio
The police on filed malversation complaints against five employees of the City Treasurer’s Office after they allegedly pocketed most of the “arrival fees” paid each day by…
1.5 million of Philippines Covid-19 jabs expiring end of July
Only three segments of the population are currently eligible to get second boosters: medical front-liners, seniors, and the immunocompromised.
Duterte’s kill order vs drug suspects just a ‘figure of speech’: Senator
During Duterte’s leadership, he told the police and military in separate occasions to kill illegal drug peddlers and even communist rebels.
Philippine health department aims for 23 million booster shots in Bongbong Marcos’ first 100 days
So far, only 15 million people have been given booster shots.
Bolster maritime ties in the Indo-Pacific
The Philippines is at a crossroads in its foreign policy, and the Filipinos expect nothing less from Mr. Marcos and his administration.