News. This category compiles the news articles about #WalangPasok, Breaking News, Politics, Tourism, and Weather.
Yesterday, Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology or (Phivolcs) warned residents’ living near the Taal Volcano to be ready and observant for it is getting restive and there is a possibility to erupt anytime. From alert level 1 it was raised by Phivolcs to alert Level 2 after the increase in volcanic earthquakes Carbon Dioxide … Read more
Philippine Vice President Jejomar C. Binay encourages every Filipinos to cast their votes for Puerto Princesa Underground River as a spot for World’s New Seven Wonders of Nature. The Philippines is currently heading its way to become more globally competitive through Palawan’s Underground River. It becomes the country’s pride as it closely competes with other … Read more
For a stronger and better response to the needs of the Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) abroad, Malacañang build a new high level team that will face the political conflict and natural disaster in the countries where the OFW’s are working. President Benigno Aquino III and Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa signed the Executive Order No. 34 … Read more
Previously, the US government announced about their so called government shutdown. To define, a government shutdown is when the government refrains in offering and rendering unessential services extended to public for them to made settlements of their budgets to be spent for the state’s programs and projects on the approaching fiscal year. This government shutdown … Read more
Social networking site, MySpace, plans to pull out more staff as such report was brought up by the Wall Street Journal on Friday. This report came from the Wall Street Journal in connection with the plan of selling the site. MySpace founder Chris DeWolfe along with the News Corporation already made negotiations with potential buyers … Read more
Johnson & Johnson was fined $70 million by the United States authorities on Friday due to bribing doctors in Europe as well as paying kickbacks for the contract from United Nation’s relief program in Iraq. Since 1998, the giant company for cosmetics and drugs was paying the doctors and administrators in the country of Greece, … Read more
Last April 5, 2011, 2 civilians and 1 military major lost their lives during the attack of unknown men on a Rural Transit Bus routing in Tungawan, Zamboanga Sibugay. These rebels were suspected as members of the famous Special Operations Group of Moro Islamic Liberation Front based in Mindanao. The following days, more specifically April … Read more
After so many complaints filed against his appointment as Luzon’s Deputy Ombudsman, Mark Jalandoni finally ends up his public service in a form of a resignation. (–foul word(s) removed–)istant Ombudsman Jose de Jesus bears out that Jalandoni made up his mind to give up the said position to spare himself from being involved in any … Read more
Cebuana Lhuillier, one of country’s largest pawnshop chains pulled out their ads together with three other companies from the television show “Willing Willie”. Based on the statement released by the Cebuana Lhuillier on its official Facebook page, they temporarily suspend their sponsorship to the show and it will be effective on April 11, 2011 while … Read more
A 7.4 magnitude aftershock have rattled Japan last Thursday night, the quake struck at around 11:32 PM local time. The recorded aftershock was the strongest among aftershocks after the devastating 9.0 magnitude earthquake that flattened the northern part of Japan. The epicenter of the shocks was 30 miles (50 kilometers) under the water off the … Read more