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PNP Explains Blurring of Mugshots in Quiboloy Case, Citing Human Rights Protocols

In a move never previously seen, the Philippine National Police (PNP) obscured the mugshots and footage of Pastor Apollo Quiboloy and the four people they detained in Davao. PCol, the police spokesperson. According to Jean Fajardo, in prior situations, the suspects were apprehended by operative units and their names were

LTO

Paperwork problems cause further delay in the issuance of plastic driver's licenses — LTO

Chief attorney for the Land Transportation Office (LTO) stated that the anticipated plastic driver's license cards are running behind schedule because they still need to clear technological obstacles. stated on Monday, Vigor Mendoza II. Prior to the planned delivery of licenses this month, the LTO announced that the Philippine Society

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5 LRT1 Cavite stations are under construction, with an expected opening date of 2024.

According to an official on Tuesday, October 10, the first five stations in the province of Cavite being built as part of an expanded Light Rail Transit 1 (LRT-1) remain on track. Light Rail Manila Corporation (LRMC) President and CEO Juan F. Alfonso indicated that the project, which began development

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The unemployment rate increased once more in July 2023, reaching 4.8%.

According to National Statistician Dennis Mapa, the number of unemployed Filipinos fell by 329,000 from 2.6 million a year before in July 2022. The July reading was higher than 4.5 percent in June 2023. However, it was lower than 5.2 percent in July 2022, which Mapa

China

According to China, PH has not yet removed BRP Sierra Madre from Ayungin Shoal as promised.

In response to China's persistent requests for the withdrawal of BRP Sierra Madre from Ayungin Shoal, the National Security Council (NSC) declared that the Philippines has not committed to doing so. Manila allegedly made numerous promises to pull the stranded ship away but never followed through. The Philippines has not

Antonio Carpio

Chinese corporation should not operate in the Philippines, according to Carpio

Antonio Carpio, a retired senior associate justice, said Chinese Communication Construction Co. (CCCC), which is currently working on multiple projects in the Philippines, should not be allowed to conduct business there. Carpio said on Friday to the Inquirer that the Chinese state-owned business was reportedly involved in the maritime conflict

plastics

Research indicates that by 2050, plastic consumption will have nearly doubled.

According to research released on Monday, the G20 countries' use of plastic is projected to nearly double by the middle of the century unless a comprehensive and binding global treaty to reduce consumption is drafted. A more thorough global strategy is required, according to Back to Blue, a research team

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To end the party-list system, Sen. Robinhood Padilla supported various proposals.

Sen. Robinhood Padilla supported plans to do away with the party-list system on Sunday, calling it "corrupt" and no longer relevant. The senator wanted to make the party system stronger to break the cycle of people voting for candidates on the basis of popularity and wealth. Despite maintaining that changing

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Turkish earthquake missing mother from the Philippines and her three children have been found dead.

The three children of a Filipino woman who has been missing since the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey on February 6 have been found dead, according to the Philippine Embassy in Turkey. "It is with deepest regret that the Embassy must confirm the passing of a Filipina housewife and her

pets

Beginning in February, pet owners are permitted to take their animals on LRT-2 trains.

Commuting can be difficult for Fur parents. Some people booked a grab just to get to their destination with their pets, but it was expensive. Most people don't want to be with your pets if you commute by bus, train, or jeepney. Mostly because they believe they will bite or

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Onions are now being poured into public markets by DA, but the retail cost of the bulbs is still high

If you thought that we have a low demand for onions that causes the price to be high, well you are wrong. THE Department of Agriculture has begun to stockpile onions in public markets, but retail prices for the bulbs remain high. According to the Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI)

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