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The Government is trying to do all they can to save our fellowmen in China. Would that kind of statement bring hope to the families of the three Filipino mules? Until now, the Philippines are trying to bargain with the Chinese government. Vice President Jejomar Binay went to Beijing last month to please china for … Read more
7,000 motorist and public utility drivers have been caught on the camera violating various traffic rules along the Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City. It was according to The Metropolitan Manila development Authority. In Commonwealth Avenue were lane segregation and 60 kilometer per hour speed limit is implemented most of the violations came from this rule. … Read more
Yen Baet, the Filipino finalists of the National Geographic Photo Contest was declared the winner by popular votes. The winner which was chosen through public voting and with U.S. citizens only were allowed to vote. She was fighting with tough competitions among fellow photographers. National Geographic had a worldwide circulation and translated into 33 different … Read more
In spite of heightened tension happening in Bahrain, Prime Minister Prince Khalif bin Salman Al Khalif assured the government of the Philippines and the four other nations who has the greatest number of people working in the Arab Country that they are safe and being protected by the government. Last Thursday a meeting was called … Read more
Atenean graduates do extremely well over 982 p(–foul word(s) removed–)ers out of 4,847 who took the 2010 ‘Bar Examinations’, the ‘Supreme Court’ (SC) announced yesterday. Five graduates from Ateneo de Manila led the success of a new batch of Filipino lawyers in spite of a grenade explosion that left some 50 people injured during the … Read more
Potassium Iodide was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration as an immediate solution for the protection of thyroid glands in case of a possible nuclear radiation. The danger of radioactive meltdown in Japan have caused people from different parts of the world to panicked and wanted to have potassium iodide with them in … Read more
In the midst of a great turmoil in Libya, the UN Security Council authorized air strike Thursday, to halt Moammar Gadhafi’s offensive embattled rebel forces in Libya. The first bombing attack will be taking place within few hours. The UN council voted 10-0 out of 15-member council wherein five abstention from permanent members such as … Read more
400,000 people predicted to be affected by cholera in Haiti seems to be worst according to experts. Latest estimate suggest that the diarrhea disease could strike nearly twice as many of what have been predicted. In the Lancet Journal, US researchers said that Haiti officials should double up their aid efforts to help the victims … Read more
Julian Assange, the founder of the whistleblower WikiLeaks website has warned that the world’s greatest spying machine is the Internet. Social networking websites are helping to reveal the informations of their own citizens. Assange spoke with the students of Cambridge University in Britain last Tuesday. As a former computer hacker he claimed that Internet, especially … Read more
The home of Jordan family have been buried in muds and boulders in Brgy. Cabalawan, on the outskirts of Tacloban City. Landslides have struck due to incessant rains in Leyte which started early Wednesday at 8 P.M. that caused the soil to loosened and eventually landslides in Cabalawan. The worst victim of the calamity that … Read more