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Pinky Amador Says Ashley Ortega “Would be fantastic” In Theater

Ashley Ortega was praised by Pinky Amador Seasoned actress Pinky Amador believed that Kapuso actress Ashley Ortega could cross over to theater. Ashley and Pinky have the chance to work together in the new Kapuso afternoon series Apoy sa Dugo. The two actresses had a recent guest appearance on the afternoon talk show Fast Talk ... Read more

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Unattended microwave suspected in Samut Prakan apartment fire

An unattended microwave is suspected to have caused a fire in Samut Prakan yesterday, March 25, at a five-storey apartment building in Mueang Samut Prakan district, prompting firefighters to evacuate residents. Fire crews from Pak Nam Municipality and nearby areas responded with nearly 10 fire engines, supported by rescue and medical volunteers, as residents were …

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Why Thai travellers keep queuing for Singapore’s Hainanese chicken rice

Chicken rice is sold on almost every street corner in Thailand for under 70 baht. You can find it from morning until midnight. So why is it that every time Thai people travel to Singapore, chicken rice ends up on the first list of must-eat dishes, to the point where some say you have not …

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Porsche service centre worker in Phuket steals client’s Rolex watch

A worker at a Porsche service centre in Phuket returned a stolen Rolex watch worth nearly 500,000 baht after police identified him through fingerprints found inside the vehicle. A Thai woman said on Facebook that her son’s Rolex, valued at 479,000 baht, went missing from a storage compartment inside her white Porsche Taycan GTS after …

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John Mayoral lands Top 3 spot in March 2026 ECT licensure exam

CEBU CITY, Philippines — John Melquizedek Mercado Mayoral, a Cebu-based electronics engineering student, has secured a spot among the top performers in the March 2026 Electronics Technicians (ECT) Licensure Exams, placing third nationwide with a rating of 92.00 percent. Also known as “Milky,” Mayoral among the latest batch of examinees from Cebu who made it

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World’s 1st hydrogen-powered hotel opens in Fukushima Pref.

NAMIE, Fukushima Prefecture – A hotel utilizing hydrogen as its main energy source opened in the town of Namie in the northeastern Japan prefecture of Fukushima on Wednesday. The hotel is the first of its kind in the world, according to its operator, Namie-based Date Juki, which runs heavy machinery rental and freight transport services. Namie,

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Marcos inspects agri, health projects in Isabela

RAMON, Isabela–President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday pledged to put up more livelihood projects as he inspected various farm facilities and a new road in far-flung Ambatali village here and in Santiago City and Cabatuan town in Isabela province. Marcos said the projects would improve food supply and increase farmers’ earnings. Worth P168.3 million, the

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Senators peel off the issue of conflicting data on onion production

MANILA, Philippines — Senators during an agriculture panel hearing on Thursday questioned the government’s conflicting data on national onion production. This comes as the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported a production surplus, while the Department of Agriculture (DA) reported a deficit. During the hearing, the PSA said the Philippines produced 308,661 metric tons (mt) in

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Balisacan appears lukewarm over proposed tax on super rich

MANILA, Philippines — Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan appears to be lukewarm over proposals to tax the rich, as a measure to curb the possible losses generated by the country due to the possible tax suspension, as it may create more harm than good. During a Malacañang press briefing on Thursday, Palace press officer and Undersecretary Claire

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Transport group seeks P10,000 monthly aid for PUV drivers

MANILA, Philippines — Transport group Manibela on Thursday called on the government to provide P10,000 in monthly cash assistance, instead of the one-time payout of P5,000, for public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers. According to Manibela chairperson Mar Valbuena, the P5,000 cash assistance is not enough for the drivers, noting the rising cost of fuel.  “It’s only

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