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Two Korean nationals was declared dead on arrival when brought to the Bantayan Distric Hospital yesterday morning  April 19, 2011. The Korean tourists victims were identified as Myung Kyujang, 27, and his female companion Hye Jung Jang, 31. According to the police report from Police Insp. Jaime Tolentino, chief of the Sta. Fe police the Korean … Read more
The World’s oldest man living, Jiroemon Kimura celebrated his 114th birthday last Tuesday, April 14, 2011 at his home in Kyotango, Kyoto. Beating the record of Walter Breuning, Kimura at the age of 113 years old was given the title of the oldest living man. He was also Japan’s oldest man living after Tomoji Tanabe … Read more
After the statement of President Noynoy Aquino in his speech last graduation rites in University of the Philippines saying that he is still in favour of the Reproductive Health Bill. Catholic Priests reacted on it saying that Aquino is a bad catholic and his conscience is not yet well-formed. President Aquino’s declaration last Sunday of … Read more
The biggest distributor of electricity in the country, the Manila Electric Cooperative advised its customers, especially those who are planning to go elsewhere this Holy Week to observe proper safety measures especially the wirings in their house that might cause a wild fire Alfredo S. Panlilio, customer retail services and corporate communications head of Meralco … Read more
After being rumored to be executed in China for drug trafficking, actress Beth Tamayo became the country’s fastest rising newsmaker last week, according to Google Philippines. Tamayo was the most searched personality in the Philippines after rumors spread that she and drug courier Elizabeth Batain are the same person. Internet search giant gathered data by … Read more
Family of one of the three Filipino drug mules, Sally Ordinario Villanueva who were executed in China last March 30 met for the first time Tita Cacayan, the said to be recruiter of Sally at the Department of Justice (DOJ). The preliminary investigation for the Case of Tita Cacayan against the complaint of large scale … Read more
Southern China specifically Guangdong province was hit by violent thunderstorms that resulted to death of at least 18 people leaving more than 150 injured reports said on Monday. Guangdong’s capital, Guangzhou, was struck by strong gale-force winds, heavy rains along with hailstones causing vast destruction of its surrounding areas. Guangzhou’s nearby cities such as Foshan, … Read more
John Gabriel Pelias set another record in the history of honor graduates at the University of the Philippines after he had achieved the highest grade among the 21-summa cum laude, 215 – magna cum laude and 794 – cum laude. Pelias got a weighted average of 1.016 which was considered as the second highest after … Read more
A devastating tornado hit six states in the US and left at least 44 people dead and hundred of establishment destroyed. According to officials the said tornado was the worst ever to strike the country since 1984. It first started to hit in the Oklahoma last Thursday, followed with more than 100 tornadoes in Mississippi, … Read more
Believing that the Reproductive Health Bill can become a solution for the improvement of situations concerning health and poverty in the Philippines, Presindet Benigno Aquino III promised on Sunday to push RH Bill to the Congress. Aquino knows that if he pushes the RH Bill, the Roman Catholic Church might bestow him the risk of … Read more