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Over 1,000 Individuals Apprehended in ‘Safer Metro Manila’ Operations 

PNP Apprehends Over 1,000 Individuals ‘Safer Metro Manila’ Operations  Over 1,000 individuals were apprehended in ‘Safer Metro Manila’ Operations held across Pasig, Pasay, and Taguig.  On April 7, 2026, the Philippine National Police launched a large-scale operation and flagged down more than 1,000 individuals. The effort was part of a coordinated campaign to strengthen safety and enforce ... Read more

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Thailand News | Bangkok sets earlier, alcohol-free rules for Songkran water zones, Thai Royal Costume Campaign heads to Europe ahead of UNESCO decision

Today we’ll be talking about new alcohol-free rules announced for Songkran Water Zones, plus investigators are probing a fuel discrepancy in Surat Thani with 57 million liters unaccounted for, then the government is weighing closing fuel stations overnight after the Songkran holiday, in ASEAN News Vietnam’s To Lam tightens his grip on power as their …

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Koh Chang ferry operators raise fares as diesel climbs

Koh Chang ferry fares will increase from April 10 after operators secured approval for the first price rise in 10 years, citing energy crisis. Trat Governor Piriya Chatadilok met ferry operators serving routes from the mainland to Koh Chang, Koh Mak, and Koh Kood to discuss rising operating costs. According to the latest fuel price …

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Ostrich on the loose runs along Chon Buri motorway

A five month old ostrich was seen running along traffic on a motorway from Bang Lamung district in Chon Buri towards Tapong district in Rayong yesterday, April 7, following a cement truck without appearing to slow down. Videos of the bird quickly spread on social media as people shared the footage in an effort to …

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Cebu City golf club employee dies after drowning in man-made lagoon

CEBU CITY, Philippines — A 27-year-old man died Tuesday evening, April 7, after he reportedly drowned in a man-made lagoon inside a golf club along Gov. Cuenco Avenue in Barangay Kasambagan, Cebu City. Authorities said the victim’s body was recovered after several hours of search and rescue operations that involved firefighters and rescue divers who

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Indonesia-based firm to develop Alegria, plans to put up refinery

CEBU CITY, Philippines — An Indonesia-based company is expected to relaunch exploration and start development of the oil field in Alegria, southwestern Cebu, the national government announced. The Department of Energy (DOE) confirmed that Texcal Energy had been permitted to continue oil exploration there. Among the plans expected from the new contractor is the establishment

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Abaca Baking Company ramps up expansion at SM Seaside Cebu

Cebu City, Philippines – Following the recent opening of its newest branch at Ayala MallsCentral Bloc, Abaca Baking Company (ABC) is full steam ahead with its expansion plan for 2025. The beloved brand, known for its fresh-baked, handcrafted goods and exceptional dining experiences, proudly announces the opening of its 15th store located at the Seaview

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Fire engulfs 25 houses in Tacloban village

TACLOBAN CITY — An early morning fire struck a residential area in Barangay 80 on Wednesday, damaging at least 25 houses and affecting around 34 families, authorities said. The Tacloban City Fire Station reported that the blaze was logged at 3:08 a.m. Firefighters arrived within minutes and brought it under control by 4 a.m., then

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Jeepney routes in Baguio City disrupted amid fare confusion

BAGUIO CITY — Several jeepney routes in Baguio City halted operations, while others imposed higher fares on Wednesday, triggering confusion among drivers and commuters due to unclear government policy. A temporary scheme allowing barangays to propose “special fare rates” has drawn criticism for shifting decision-making to local communities while national regulators delay a unified policy.

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Manufacturers won’t hike price of basic goods until April 30, says DTI

MANILA, Philippines — There will be no price increase for basic necessities and prime commodities until April 30, Trade Secretary Cristina Roque announced on Wednesday. This schedule extends the earlier announcement by two weeks, as the country continues to face the impact of the Middle East conflict on fuel prices. READ: DTI: No price hikes for

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