Better biosurveillance, genome sequencing capabilities needed amid Omicron threat: Senator
He also said that the public should remain vigilant and not be complacent as more Omicron variant cases are being detected in other countries.
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Google won’t accept election ads for 2022 Philippines polls
The policy also covers advertisements that promote or oppose any political party or the candidacy of any person or party for public office, Google added.
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno ‘hopeful’ of getting Duterte’s backing as Bong Go withdraws
Domagoso made his views known after Senator Bong Go announced on Tuesday that he was pulling out of the presidential race
Philippines borrowings to fight Covid-19 pandemic reach P1.15 trillion
Next year, local governments will have to spend on local infrastructure, agriculture, social welfare, health care and livelihood, among others.
Covid-19 vaccine drive still off target but improves Philippines rank: Department of Health
Since vaccinations began, only about 32 percent of the 110 million population in the Philippines had been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 as of Nov 29.
ICC told Philippines probe of drug war leaves Duterte untouched
Mr. Duterte pulled the Philippines out of the ICC in 2018 and had since maintained that it had no jurisdiction to indict him.
Duterte open to making Covid-19 jabs mandatory
He also threatened to tap the police to “compel obedience” if the Omicron variant should turn out to be more dangerous.
Duterte’s chosen successor exits Philippines presidential race
He said that his family is against his move to vie for the presidency.
Low pressure area spotted off Mindanao, may intensify into tropical cyclone
Metro Manila and the rest of the country will have partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated rain showers and thunderstorms.
China also harassing Filipino scientists: UP associate professor
During these incidents, he said the Chinese Coast Guard would warn them that “you are entering Chinese territory, please leave now”.