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DTI: Prices of water, basic goods stable amid looming ‘Super El Niño’

MANILA, Philippines — Trade Secretary Maria Cristina Roque on Thursday said supplies and prices for basic and prime commodities, including bottled water, remain stable despite the looming effects of Super El Niño. In a chance interview in Pampanga, Roque said there was no need to panic as supplies remained sufficient to meet demand. READ: DSWD to

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Benitez hits “cruelty” vs Josh Aquino: Respect the autistic people

BACOLOD CITY — House Deputy House Speaker and Bacolod City Rep. Alfredo Benitez on Thursday strongly condemned the discriminatory and insulting remarks directed at Josh Aquino in a viral podcast. He warned that freedom of expression is not a license to demean persons with special needs. In a statement posted on his official Facebook page,

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Peace agreement anniversary: Gov’t, MILF shift focus to normalization

COTABATO CITY — The government (GPH) and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) on Thursday, Oct. 15, marked the 14th anniversary of the Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro (FAB), with the government’s top peace official saying the peace process will now focus on normalization. The shift follows the election of the region’s first Parliament last

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Water shortage grips Northern Samar capital as El Niño begins to be felt

TACLOBAN CITY— Some 31 of the 55 barangays of Catarman in Northern Samar are already experiencing reduced water supply as the dry conditions brought by the El Niño phenomenon begins to prevail. This situation prompted local authorities to explore additional water sources. They also urged residents to conserve water. The Catarman Water District has begun

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Tinio urges Senate to make ‘necessary corrections’ to 2027 budget

MANILA, Philippines — ACT Teachers Rep. Antonio Tinio on Thursday urged the Senate to make “necessary corrections” to the House-approved P7.2-trillion national budget for 2027 as senators prepare to review the spending plan. In a statement, Tinio said he hopes the Senate will strip “pork” from the budget bill instead of adding its own discretionary

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What to do in Bangkok this November 2026

November is when Bangkok finally exhales. The rains ease off, the humidity drops a notch, and the city slides into its golden window of cool, dry evenings that locals wait all year for. It is also the month of Loy Krathong, when the Chao Phraya glows with candlelit baskets and the whole city turns riverward. …

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The Storm Review: A Hilariously Twisted and Absurd Netflix Comedy

Netflix’s The Storm is a Swedish dark comedy about a birthday celebration that spirals into chaos when a violent storm traps longtime friends together. With a premise built around buried secrets, strained relationships, and uncomfortable revelations, the film explores the complicated dynamics of friendship. But does its character-driven story deliver enough substance to stand out?

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