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Army probes alleged assault of Nat’l Guard trainees at Camp Capinpin

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Army is investigating allegations that several graduating National Guard trainees were physically assaulted by an instructor during a sanctioned activity at a military training school in Camp Capinpin, Tanay, Rizal. Col. Michael Aquino, public affairs chief of the Army’s 2nd Infantry Division (2ID), said on Tuesday that an investigation is

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Iloilo City turns plastic bottles into free WiFi via recycling drive

ILOILO CITY — This highly urbanized city launched on Monday its “Eco-nnect Bottle to WiFi Vendo” project that will provide free internet connectivity in exchange for polyethylene therephthalate (PET) plastic bottles. “We encourage that instead of throwing them away, they can exchange them for free WiFi,” said Mayor Raisa Treñas, who led the launch of the

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PNP favors lowering of minimum age of criminal responsibility to 12

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) supports the lowering the minimum age of criminal responsibility to 12 years old from the current 15, according to PNP public information chief Col. Allen Rae Co. “We are in support,” Co said at a Palace briefing on Tuesday when asked for a comment on the matter. READ:

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Man stabs to death his mother in Cotabato town

KIDAPAWAN CITY, Cotabato—A man believed to be under the influence of illegal drugs killed his mother following a heated argument inside their home in the town of Kabacan, Cotabato province, early on Monday, police said. Police Col. Ramel Hojilla, Cotabato police director, identified the victim as Floresma Mesmis Mamari, 59, a widower, of Purok Mabuhay,

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Juvenile council clarifies minors still accountable under law

MANILA, Philippines — Contrary to common misconceptions, children in conflict with the law (CICL) are not automatically released or exempt from accountability under the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act. This clarification came Tuesday from Juvenile Justice and Welfare Council (JJWC) Executive Director Tricia Clare Oco and Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan amid public discussion surrounding the

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CICC Temporarily Blocks Online Game Played by One of Tacloban School Shooting Suspects 

Online Game Gorebox Temporarily Blocked by CICC After Being Played by One of Tacloban Shooting Suspects CICC has temporarily blocked the online game ‘GoreBox’ played by one of the suspects in Tacloban school shooting incident.  On June 23, 2026, the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) has ordered the temporary blocking of the online game GoreBox as authorities continue ... Read more

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Lapaz National High School Confiscates Scissors, Lighters, & Vape Devices From Students 

Scissors, Lighters, & Vape Devices Confiscated by Lapaz National High School From Students  Several scissors, lighters, and vape devices were confiscated from students at the entrance of Lapaz National High School–Annex.   On Tuesday, June 23, 2026, Lapaz National High School–Annex in Barangay San Isidro carried out precautionary checks at its entrance. During the inspection, school personnel collected several items ... Read more

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Julia Montes Asked To Describe Coco Martin As A “Father”

Julia Montes and Coco Martin guested on Gary Valenciano’s podcast Kapamilya actress Julia Montes was asked to describe her partner, Kapamilya Primetime King Coco Martin sa a “father.” Julia and Coco have become more open about their relationship over the past few years. For many years, there had been rumors about their relationship. Finally, in ... Read more

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Minister confirms Thais paid billions yearly in hidden electricity charges

Thailand’s Energy Minister acknowledged that households have been paying part of the public electricity expense through their electricity bills for more than a decade and pledged to reduce the burden starting next month. The issue gained public attention after Ekkawin Chokprasobruay, a People’s Party candidate for Bangkok City Council in Ratchathewi district, shared concerns on …

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The authentic pad thai recipe: how it’s actually made in Thailand

In the West, finding a good pad thai is harder than explaining ChatGPT to your parents. Sometimes, it’s red, ketchup is cheaper than tamarind. Sometimes, the noodles look suspiciously similar to the fettuccine ones at the Italian joint next door. You never know what you’re gonna get, and the botched dish leaves you wondering if …

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