PH Shipped Hazardous Waste Back To Hong Kong

Philippines Shipped Back A Container Filled With Hazardous Waste Back To Hong Kong PH SHIPPED – The waste-filled 40-foot container van declared as “assorted electronic accessories” will be shipped back to Hong Kong. In a previous report, a mislabeled container van was shipped to the country through the port of Misamis Oriental. Malacañang said the … Read more

About 7000 Muslims Celebrated Eid’l Fitr In Manila Today

More Or Less 7000 Muslims Showed Up To Celebrate Eid’l Fitr In Manila ABOUT 7000 – To celebrate the annual Muslim festival “Eid’l Fitr”, about 7000 Muslims in Manila gathered to pray earlier today (June 4, 2019). A few days ago, the president already made the announcement that the celebration of Eid’l Fitr on June … Read more

Arrested: Female Drug Den Operator In North Cotabato

A Female Drug Den Operator Was Arrested In North Cotabato ARRESTED – Last Saturday (June 1, 2019), a female drug den operator was apprehended by police authorities in North Cotabato. The president’s campaign against drugs still goes on and many suspects are either seized by the police or have surrendered themselves. Unfortunately, there are still … Read more

Malacañang Praises South Korea’s Decision On Easing Visa Application

Here’s Malacañang’s Reaction On South Korea’s Move To Ease The Visa Application Process MALACAÑANG – The palace’ positive reaction on South Korea’s move to ease up on Visa application requirements for Filipinos. Previously, it was reported that South Korea has made the process for Visa Application easier for Filipinos looking to fly to the Land … Read more

Chinese Defense Minister: Going To War With US Would Be A Disaster

Here’s Chinese Defense Minister’s Remarks On Going To War With US CHINESE DEFENSE – Wei Fenghe, Defense Minister of China released a statement last Sunday that a war against US would be a global disaster. Tensions between US and China have been increasing lately. Previous report shows China’s State Media sending a warning to the … Read more

Lacking Classrooms In Some Schools For A.Y 2019-2020

Some Schools Lack Classrooms To Cater Thousands Of Students In This School Year LACKING CLASSROOMS – Some schools lack the classrooms to accommodate the huge crowd of returning students in the school year 2019-2020. In Rizal High School alone, there were 11,000 students who showed up on the first day of school. Six of the … Read more

PH Coast Guard Apprehended 2 Vietnamese Fishing Vessels In Cagayan

Philippine Coast Guard Seized 2 Vietnamese Fishing Vessels In Cagayan PH COAST GUARD – Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) apprehended two Vietnamese fishing vessels in Cagayan. Numerous cases of Vietnamese fishing vessels illegally operating have been reported in the past. Philippine Authorities have dealt with the cases appropriately … Read more

First Coconut Shipment To US By Philippines Could Be On July

Philippines Is Looking To Make The First Shipment Of Coconut To US By July FIRST – The shipment of coconut to be sold in United States’ markets could be made by the Philippines within the days of July. In a previous report, the Philippines’ government officials already looked into the possibility of exporting young coconuts … Read more

Boeing Admits Some Of Their 737 Aircrafts Had Defects

Boeing Recently Stated That Some Of Their Aircrafts Had Defected Parts BOEING – The huge aerospace company recently admitted that some of their 737 aircrafts were defective, including their 737 Max Aircraft. The Boeing 737 is an airliner delivering passengers in a short-medium range distances, the airline was “developed and manufactured” by Boeing Commercial Airplanes. … Read more

Six Students Lightheaded During Flag Ceremony In Rizal High School

These Students Felt Dizzy During The Flag Ceremony In Rizal High School, Pasig SIX STUDENTS – The first day of this academic year started off badly for some students in Rizal High School Pasig, six students felt dizzy during the flag ceremony. In a previous report, the Department of Education (DepEd) announced the schedule for … Read more