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Thai drainage official kills colleague after stealing 40,000 baht

A Thai man confessed to stealing 40,000 baht from his colleague before killing the victim at the Hua Lamphong Canal Drainage and Sewerage Office in Bangkok yesterday, July 15. Officers from Thong Lor Police Station were called to the office at about 8am yesterday, July 15, following reports of a death. The victim, 54 year …

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Escudero lauds Poa-Diokno ‘gentlemanly’ debate on VP tax, bank records

MANILA, Philippines — Impeachment presiding officer Sen. Francis “Chiz” Escudero praised the “calm” oral arguments between Vice President Sara Duterte’s defense counsel and a House prosecutor panel member on Wednesday. He made the statement following oral arguments between Michael Poa, defense counsel and spokesperson for the Vice President, and prosecutor Representative Chel Diokno regarding the

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Woman, 27, electrocuted by sagging power line in Pinamungajan, Cebu

CEBU CITY, Philippines — A 27-year-old woman died after accidentally touching a live electrical wire and getting electrocuted while on her way to gather shellfish in Pinamungajan, Cebu, on Wednesday morning, July 15. According to a report from the Pinamungajan Municipal Police Station, the woman was heading toward a fishpond in Purok Lagaw, Barangay Tajao,

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Philippine Eagle Sawaga-Dalwangan shows major recovery—PEF

Sawaga-Dalwangan, a young Philippine Eagle believed to be female, is showing remarkable signs of recovery nearly two weeks after surviving a brutal monkey attack and pellet gun injuries, according to the Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF). The critically endangered raptor remains under intensive veterinary care and close monitoring as she continues to regain her strength. According

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Cebu City to hire more engineers after COA flags project delays

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Cebu City will hire more engineers and, if necessary, outsource technical work to speed up delayed infrastructure projects after the Commission on Audit (COA) flagged manpower shortages that left billions of pesos in development funds largely unspent in 2025, Mayor Nestor Archival said. This comes after COA found that capacity constraints

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Sherwin Gatchalian says he’s hurt, insulted by online memes

MANILA, Philippines — Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian said he was also hurt, offended and insulted by memes circulating online about him sitting beside presiding officer Francis “Chiz” Escudero during the impeachment trial of  Vice President Sara Duterte. Voting 12-8 before the trial began on July 6, the impeachment court elected Escudero as its presiding officer in accordance

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Erwin Tulfo: Gov’t aid defeated by red tape among street vendors

MANILA, Philippines — Government livelihood assistance risks being defeated by burdensome requirements that make it difficult for street vendors to legally operate their businesses, Sen. Erwin Tulfo said Thursday. “The problem for many vendors is that the [Department of Social Welfare and Development] already provides capital, some from the [Department of Trade and Industry]. But

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19-year-old student stabbed dead in Tuguegarao City

TUGUEGARAO CITY – A 19-year-old university student was stabbed dead by a 23-year-old man during a drinking spree inside a house in Atulayan Norte at dawn on Wednesday, police said. Zanter Troy Dela Cruz Soriano was repeatedly stabbed, allegedly by Vincent Danga of Iguig, Cagayan. Described as a student leader and member of the Boys

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