Erwin Tulfo Ordered By The PNP To Surrender Firearms

The Philippine National Police Made An Order For Erwin Tulfo To Surrender His Firearms ERWIN TULFO – An official order from the Philippine National Police (PNP) calls for radio broadcaster Erwin Tulfo to surrender firearms. The order was made a few days after it also orders to recall Tulfo and his brothers’ police escorts for … Read more

MOS Burger From Japan Soon To Enter Philippines

The Japanese Fast Food Franchise Will Be Available In The Country Soon MOS BURGER – MOS Food Services, Inc. operating as MOS Burger is fast food chain based in Japan with their headquarters at ThinkPark Tower in Tokyo. Burgers are some of the best go to food for everyone. The flavorful snack could be done … Read more

Speakership Voting Better Off Withou Duterte’s Intervention – Suarez

The House Minority Leader Shares His Opinion About The Speakership Race SPEAKERSHIP VOTING – House Minority Leader Danilo Suarez, last Friday, expressed his opinions about Duterte’s intervention on the speakership race. Last year, during the president’s State Of Nation Address (SONA) an unexpected turn of events shocked celebrities and witnesses as Gloria Macapagal Arroyo took … Read more

SCTEX Developments Before The Rainy Days

NLEX Has Already Allocated Budget For Repairs And Developments In SCTEX SCTEX – NLEX Corporation has already prepared budgeted amount of over P150 million for bridge repairs and developments in SCTEX, Central Luzon. The premier company for toll road managements have considered developments for SCTEX. In another report, a bill was passed in the Congress … Read more

Foul Smell From Dead Moss Bothers Residents In Muntinlupa

Dead Moss Releases Foul Odor That Has Been Troubling Residents In Muntinlupa FOUL SMELL – People living near the coast of Laguna Lake have been complaining about the foul odor coming from dead moss and algae build-up. The Laguna Lake is the country’s largest lake of fresh water that had been heavily silted and polluted in … Read more

5721 Deceased Veterans Still Getting Monthly Pensions – COA

The Commission On Audit Found Out About Dead Veterans Getting Monthly Pensions 5721 – Commission On Audit (COA) discovered 5721 veterans still getting monthly pensions last year (2018) despite being dead long ago. Retired soldiers are entitled to monthly pensions. For serving the country and putting their lives at risk, pensions offer a small assistance … Read more

Flood Caught Sarawak Residents By Surprise

The Sudden Rise Of Water Caught People From Sarawak By Surprise FLOOD – A sudden severe flood occurred in the inte­rior northern and central Sarawak catching the residents unprepared and surprised. Floods can be unpredictable and sometimes occurs so severely that it can be disastrous. Past incidents of flash floods taking many lives have been … Read more

PhilHealth Filed Complaints Against Dialysis Center Over Ghost Patients

28 Complaints Were Filed Against A Dialysis Center Over ‘Ghost’ Patients PHILHEALTH FILED – A private dialysis center in Quezon City was exposed for faking patient existence to claim benefits from PhilHealth. The government-owned health insurance corporation was initiated back in 1995 to function just like a normal insurance deal but with a much cheaper … Read more

34 Centenarians From MIMAROPA To Receive Cash Gifts From DSWD

These 34 Centenarians In MIMAROPA Will Receive Cash Gifts From DSWD 34 CENTENARIANS – P100,000 cash gifts will be given to 34 centenarians in MIMAROPA region by the Department of Social Welfare and Development. There is an act (Republic Act 10868) in the country that mandates the awarding of P100,000 cash gifts to centenarians – … Read more

Higher Prices Of Food And Fuel Brought Inflation To 3.2%

Here’s A Possible Factor That Could’ve Brought The Inflation Rate To 3.2% HIGHER PRICES – Malacañang, last Wednesday, that the slight increase in inflation rate was due to higher costs of food, rent and utilities as well as fuel. In a previous post, the inflation rate went up by a small number after six months … Read more