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MANILA, Philippines — As it continues to strengthen its water supply system in view of the looming strong El Niño up to next year, Manila Water has completed the 1,200-millimeter (mm) diameter submarine transmission lines for the East Bay Phase 2 project. The milestone enhances Manila Water’s capability to convey additional water across the East Bay

DAVAO CITY — Efforts at conservation of the critically endangered Philippine Eagle  (Pitechopaga jefferyi), the country’s national bird, suffered a setback in the past several days with two raptors having died from electrocution. The first, a female juvenile eagle, was found dead near an electric post in Barangay Guinalaban, Salay, Misamis Oriental on Oct. 1. The

KORONADAL CITY, South Cotabato — Heavy rains poured over this city on Thursday afternoon (October 8), flooding several low-lying roads. This situation prompted disaster officials to alert barangays prone to flooding and landslides. The sudden downpour came after a hot and humid morning, with floodwaters quickly rising in some areas as the rains intensified. In

MANILA, Philippines — Classes at all levels in public and private schools, as well as government work, in General Santos City will be suspended until further notice following the magnitude 5.6 earthquake off Davao Occidental. In an advisory, the General Santos government said the suspension would take effect Thursday, Oct. 8. A magnitude 5.6 earthquake

MANILA, Philippines — An official of the Department of Energy (DOE) is seeking court permission to travel abroad amid an ongoing graft case against him. Demujin Antiporda, director IV of the energy resources development bureau under the DOE, filed a motion to allow travel before the Sandiganbayan Third Division by email on Sept. 29.  He

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education (DepEd) has included mathematics and introduced flexible tutoring into its flagship Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program. According to a statement issued on Wednesday, DepEd made the move to build on the gains the Philippines made in the 2025 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). It broadens

DOJ Clarifies Why Leandro Leviste Is Not Yet a Fugitive from Justice LEANDRO LEVISTE – The DOJ has clarified Leandro Leviste’s legal status following the issuance of an arrest warrant by a Makati court. The Department of Justice (DOJ) clarified that Batangas 1st District Representative Leandro Leviste cannot yet be classified as a fugitive from ... Read more

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‘Dangerous Songs’ You May Want to Avoid While Driving DANGEROUS SONGS – Think your road trip playlist is harmless? A study has identified several ‘dangerous songs’ that may encourage faster driving and reduced attention. A recent study by the Trujillo Gonzalez Law Firm has identified several popular songs that may be linked to faster driving, ... Read more

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Denise Julia Scores Major Career Milestone w/ LOVE AGAIN DENISE JULIA – A new chapter in Denise Julia’s music journey has begun as LOVE AGAIN wins R&B Song of the Year at the 2026 Filipino Music Awards. Filipina R&B singer-songwriter and producer Denise Julia has reached another milestone in her music career after taking home ... Read more

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Inka Magnaye Gets Emotional as Mom Loses Longtime Voice-Over Client to AI INKA MAGNAYE – Can artificial intelligence truly replace human creativity? Inka Magnaye raises this question after revealing that her mother recently lost a voice-over gig to AI. Voice talent and content creator Inka Magnaye has voiced her disappointment after her mother, veteran voice ... Read more

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