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POCO F9 Ultra: Bringing Flagship Power to the Next Level of Gaming

POCO has confirmed that the POCO F9 Series will launch on September 1. As the top-tier model in the lineup, POCO F9 Ultra continues to explore a more premium flagship experience while placing even greater emphasis on gaming, making performance and gameplay two defining priorities of this generation. At the heart of the gaming experience, ... Read more

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Thailand nominee crackdown cuts new filings by 75%

Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Suphajee Suthumpun has clarified that a widely cited 75% drop in nominee businesses refers only to newly registered entities in the nominee-risk category, not to all nominee arrangements in Thailand. Suphajee raised the issue on Facebook as part of the ministry’s “Q&A with the Ministry of Commerce” series, responding …

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SUGBU ushers in new winners’ format for Bowler of the Month tilt

CEBU CITY, Philippines – The Sugbuanon Bowlers United (SUGBU) introduced a major change in its “Bowler of the Month” competition, with three bowlers now being recognized as monthly champions instead of just one. They introduced the new format during last Sunday’s August “Bowler of the Month” championships at the SM Seaside Bowling and Leisure Center.

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Cesafi: Paul Alelu Flores makes coaching switch from USPF college to HS

CEBU CITY, Philippines — After a promising stint in the collegiate ranks of the Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation, Inc. (Cesafi), veteran coach Paul Alelu Flores has shifted his focus to the high school division, taking over as head coach of the University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) Baby Panthers for Cesafi Season 26. The Baby

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Nepal-Tibet floods: Rescue efforts intensify as death toll tops 900

KATHMANDU, Nepal  — Rescuers on Monday searched for workers trapped in tunnels at hydroelectric plants after catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet killed at least 900 people and left more than 4,700 missing. Foreign rescue teams joined local authorities in searching multiple tunnels at power plants along rivers that overflowed last Wednesday. Officials said hundreds

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Cebu urged to reduce reliance on large power plants

CEBU CITY, Philippines – If it meant addressing its power crisis in the long run, Cebu should abandon its reliance on large, centralized power plants. Instead, the province must adopt small-scale, modular energy systems, including containerized hydrogen units capable of powering hundreds of homes, a senior advisor at the Capitol said.  Dr. Brian To, senior

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Taxi plunges into Lapu-Lapu creek: 5 hurt

CEBU CITY, Philippines — The driver of an SUV-taxi and his four passengers remain admitted at the Lapu-Lapu hospital nearly a day after the vehicle they were riding fell into a creek in Sitio Sudtunggan, Barangay Basak in Lapu-Lapu City. The driver and his passengers were suffered deep cuts and bruises and were rushed to

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UP Diliman student council calls for academic leniency amid bad weather

MANILA, Philippines — The University of the Philippines Diliman University Student Council has called for academic leniency as students continue to face difficulties brought about by inclement weather. In a letter addressed to the Office of the Chancellor and the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, the council said many students, particularly those

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NLEX San Simon portion still impassable to Class 1 vehicles

MANILA, Philippines — NLEX Corp. has advised motorists of heavy traffic along both the northbound and southbound lanes of Tulaoc (San Simon) and the San Simon Interchange due to rising water levels in the Pampanga River. According to its 3:10 p.m. traffic advisory on Monday, Aug. 31, Lane 3 in both directions is not passable

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