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Family holidays get easier with Kids Eat Free stays in Phuket and Khao Lak

Planning a family holiday in Thailand gets expensive quickly. Flights, accommodation, and activities are one thing, but feeding children across multiple meals a day at resort restaurants adds up faster than most parents expect. Three Marriott International properties in Southern Thailand have a straightforward answer to that: a “Kids Eat Free” programme that runs across …

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Foreign man held after alleged rampage on Pattaya Walking Street

Police were called yesterday, March 30, after a foreign man reportedly became aggressive and tried to attack members of the public and tourists on Pattaya Walking Street in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung district, Chon Buri. Officers from Pattaya City Police Station received the report at 9am and went to the scene with additional personnel. The …

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Cebu City declares urban housing crisis ‘urgent concern’

CEBU CITY, Philippines — The worsening urban housing situation here, particularly affecting thousands of informal settler families living in danger zones, has been formally declared an “urgent concern” by the Cebu City Council. The declaration, in a resolution by Councilor Michelle Abella-Cellona and recently approved by the Sangguniang Panlungsod, reveals the scale and urgency of

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Drivers urged to stay disciplined, avoid road rage this Holy Week

      MANILA, Philippines — The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) on Tuesday encouraged all drivers and motorists to exercise discipline and avoid road rage as they hit the roads this Holy Week.  LTFRB chairperson Atty. Vigor Mendoza III emphasized the importance of drivers keeping their cool, noting past road rage incidents

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Over 600 cops deployed across Zambales for Holy Week

SAN ANTONIO, Zambales — More than 600 police officers have been deployed across the province as part of heightened security measures for the observance of Holy Week, the provincial police office said Monday. According to the Zambales Police Provincial Office (PPO), personnel were deployed to various municipalities starting Palm Sunday, with security boosted in churches

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Kidapawan villagers line up for P20 per kilo rice

KIDAPAWAN CITY — Villagers flocked to the National Food Authority (NFA)–Cotabato warehouse early Monday morning to avail themselves of rice priced at P20 per kilogram. To accommodate demand, NFA-Cotabato increased the purchase limit per individual from 10 kilos to 30 kilos, giving better access to residents coming from far-flung barangays. Despite the adjustments, some villagers

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Iloilo City to distribute additional fuel aid to PUJ drivers

ILOILO CITY— The Iloilo City government will continue distributing fuel subsidy coupons to public utility jeepney (PUJ) drivers on April 9 as part of efforts to ease the impact of rising fuel prices on the transport sector. The city announced on Tuesday, March 31, that a total of 1,600 PUJ drivers and operators qualified for

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No price spike yet in Bicol food markets amid fuel crisis — DA

LEGAZPI CITY — Prices of basic food items in the Bicol region have remained stable despite the ongoing petroleum products crisis. Lovella Guarin, Department of Agriculture regional information officer, told the Inquirer in a private message that retail prices across major public markets have so far shown no unusual spikes. “We have not yet observed

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