Woman Allegedly Unplugs Freezer to Charge Phone at Ice Cream Shop A woman in South Korea allegedly unplugged a freezer at a self-service ice cream shop to charge her cellphone causing frozen treats to melt.  The shop owner shared that a woman unplugged a freezer at a self-service ice cream shop to charge her cellphone, leaving the frozen treats to melt ... Read more

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Police in Buriram are investigating a possible underwear theft after a woman found a black plastic bag containing more than 100 wet underwear dumped in her garden. The bag was discovered on the afternoon of October 13 in a pandan garden in Ban Kruat subdistrict, Ban Kruat district, after 54 year old Ueai Phromprakhon went …

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Stranded in an unfamiliar city and burdened by financial distress, a former domestic helper faces serious legal charges after allegedly attempting to use a stolen credit card to buy thousands of pesos in medical supplies.

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) disclosed on Thursday that a Mindanao politician funded the chartered flight linked to the 521-kilogram shabu seizure in Laos. “We have identified the financier behind this drug operation,” said PDEA spokesperson Atty. Joseph Frederick Calulut in an interview with reporters Thursday. “This politician is based in

MANILA, Philippines —The Sandiganbayan Third Division on Thursday was told by a “bagman” that he delivered cash-filled suitcases, or “maleta,” to Sen. Vicente “Tito” Sotto III, former Rep. Stella Quimbo, and former Sen. Antonio Trillanes. The Inquirer is still awaiting comments from Sotto and Quimbo, while Trillanes has denied the allegation. READ: One of ‘maleta

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Cebu Province’s Executive Department has proposed a ₱14.6-billion budget for 2027 for legislative review, a 22.7 percent increase from this year’s ₱11.9-billion allocation. In a statement released Thursday, October 15, Cebu Gov. Pamela Baricuatro said the proposed budget remains within the province’s projected funding capacity, supported by a higher National Tax

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — With “super” El Niño threatening local aquaculture, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources-Region 10 (BFAR-10) urged aquaculture farmers to implement early interventions to prevent massive losses. “Don’t wait for fish kills before acting,” BFAR-10 warned in its advisory on Wednesday. “When water heats up and decreases, farmed fish are

MANILA, Philippines — A hazardous haze was observed in eight areas in the country on Thursday, Oct. 15, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources-Environmental Management Bureau (DENR-EMB) said. In its 12 p.m. advisory, the agency said, “The observed haze is possibly associated with smoke and transboundary haze from ongoing fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia, which

MANILA, Philippines — A purported bagman-turned-witness told the Sandiganbayan Third Division on Thursday that he ribbed one of the former members of so-called “Maleta boys” that he hit the jackpot when the latter told him that he allegedly got paid in exchange for recantation of his testimony. Rodante Orbillo made the revelation when he took

MANILA, Philippines — National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Melvin Matibag on Thursday challenged Vice President Sara Duterte to file a case against him if her camp believes he is acting improperly amid the bureau’s investigation into allegations involving her. Matibag was responding to a statement from the vice president’s camp describing him as “evidently