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Man steals temple candlesticks, tells police Buddha gave permission

A man was arrested at a temple in Bangkok yesterday, June 28, after stealing brass candlesticks from a chapel and telling police a smiling Buddha statue had given him permission to take them. Officers from Phra Nakhon Police Station, who had been deployed inside Wat Pho temple specifically to deter theft and pickpocketing, reported spotting …

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Cindi halts Navforcen firing range operations

Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Cindi King-Chan has ordered the temporary suspension of operations at a firing range inside the Naval Forces Central (NAVFORCEN) compound in Barangay Looc following reports of stray bullets allegedly coming from the facility.

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Robin Padilla pushes ‘toughest’ anti-political dynasty bill

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Robinhood “Robin” Padilla urged his fellow lawmakers on Monday to approve his proposed anti-political dynasty bill, calling it the toughest and most wide-ranging version ever introduced in Congress. In a press release, Padilla said, “It is time to put an end to the inheritance of political power and return it to

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Pagasa warns Luzon areas of thunderstorms, possible flash floods

MANILA, Philippines — The state weather bureau on Monday afternoon warned of moderate to heavy rainshowers, lightning, and strong winds over Luzon, urging residents to take precautions against possible flash floods and landslides. In Thunderstorm Advisory No. 7, issued at 3:05 p.m., the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said the weather disturbance

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Cops probe possible abduction of ex-Abuyog vice mayor, son

TACLOBAN CITY — Police in Eastern Visayas are investigating the disappearance of former Abuyog, Leyte vice mayor James Bohol and his son after reports emerged that the two were allegedly taken by unidentified men in Mayorga, Leyte, on Saturday afternoon, June 27. Lt. Col. Annaliza Armeza, spokesperson of the Police Regional Office (PRO)-8, said authorities

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Palace: Don’t register with groups praying for others’ death

MANILA, Philippines —  Palace press officer Claire Castro has called on Filipinos not to “register” themselves for activities that wish ill on others, such as praying for their death. At a press briefing in Malacañang on Monday, Castro said, “And let us always remember, the new Filipino does not pray for the death of others.” READ:

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Barbie Imperial Shares Her “Wild” Meralco Bill Worth P18K

Barbie Imperial received sympathy from netizens in her recent Facebook post Kapamilya actress Barbie Imperial shared a post about her “wild” Meralco bill worth P18,000. Barbie first rose to fame in 2015 as a contestant on the Kapamilya reality television show Pinoy Big Brother: 737. She was dubbed “The Doll Along the Riles of Albay” ... Read more

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DepEd Batangas City Suspends Classes After Receiving Threat From Unidentified Individual 

Classes Suspended by DepEd Batangas City After Receiving Threat From Unidentified Individual  DepEd Batangas City has suspended the classes after receiving threats from an unidentified individual.  Authorities in Batangas City are searching for the individual responsible for sending an online threat that prompted the suspension of classes at Batangas City Integrated National High School (BCIHS).  On the evening of ... Read more

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Thailand flagged nearly 47,000 companies, it only charged 852

Strip away the headlines and the panic, and the property crackdown comes down to a single sum almost nobody is doing. The government has flagged tens of thousands of suspect companies. And after the biggest enforcement push in its modern history, it has actually brought charges against a few hundred, most of those still unresolved. …

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