Michael Delizo
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PH Navy decommissions 2 longest-serving warships
BRP Miguel Malvar and BRP Magat Salamat were originally built for the United States Navy during World War 2 in the 1940s. → Read More
DOH: More studies needed before putting UK on red list
The AY 4.2. variant, which the WHO has not yet classified as a variant of concern nor variant of interest, has not been detected in the Philippines. → Read More
DOH: Nearly 98 pct of COVID-19 vaccines in PH already distributed
MANILA— Almost 98 percent of COVID-19 jabs the country so far received has been distributed nationwide, the health department said Saturday, as areas outside the capital region continued to record a spike in infections. → Read More
As COVID-19 variant emerges, is it time to ‘double-mask’?
In a virtual briefing, Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said there was little evidence to support the effectiveness of double masking and thus make it mandatory. → Read More
Good doggo: Taguig mall adopts stray dogs as part of its security team
“Sana tratuhin natin nang maayos ang mga stray dog, hindi itaboy o sinasaktan kasi pangit po ‘yun kasi may isip din ‘yung aso eh.' → Read More
Speaker term-sharing deal unconstitutional, impractical: analyst
A House Speakership term-sharing deal is unconstitutional and Taguig-Pateros Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano should just continue his leadership, a political analyst said Sunday. → Read More
Dela Rosa urged to ask why police, military use Facebook to spread 'fake news'
A political analyst on Sunday said Senator Ronald Dela Rosa should instead ask why the police and military were using Facebook to spread fake news. → Read More
Pasay City to use QR code for COVID-19 contact tracing
Businesses in the city have been urged to use the Pasay QR Code COVID-19 Tracer App for contact tracing. → Read More
Labor dept urged to assist displaced workers due to virus outbreak
Philippine lawmakers on Sunday urged the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) to provide assistance to workers who may be displaced due to the worldwide outbreak of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). → Read More
Pinoy from Macau undergoes self-quarantine weeks ahead of wedding
Returning Filipino worker from Macau, Joseph Martin Perjis is keeping his spirit high amid boredom as he quarantined himself a few weeks before his wedding. → Read More
Foreign spouses of Filipino repatriates from China's virus capital also coming to PH
Spouses of Filipino repatriates in China will also be welcomed by the Philippine government, a Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) official said Saturday. → Read More
Pork price stable during holiday season: DTI
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said Saturday the price of pork was stable despite the expected surge of demand during the holiday season. → Read More
126 cadets take 'ultimate' ROTC challenge
At least 126 cadets on Saturday participated in the Army Reserve Command's 2-day action-packed challenge as the Philippine military continues to promote the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) program among the youth. → Read More
'Desaparecido' kin remember loved ones on All Souls Day
Families of victims of enforced disappearances gathered Saturday, carrying faded photos, flowers and candles at the Bantayog ng mga Desaparecido in Baclaran, Parañaque City. → Read More
Vendors prohibited at Manila North Cemetery
Authorities on Sunday started evicting vendors inside Manila North Cemetery in line with the city hall's directive to strictly implement the no vendors policy. → Read More
Retired SC Justice Jardeleza says willing to help in West PH Sea issue
Jardeleza led the Philippine legal team that won the arbitral ruling against China during his time as solicitor general in 2014. → Read More
PNP-IAS laments lack of funding to probe rogue cops
Operations have been challenging to the members of police unit in charge of investigating fellow officers engaged in illegal activities, a Philippine National Police official said Sunday. → Read More
Gov't urged to stop blaming previous administration for transport woes
A transport expert on Sunday said the Duterte administration should stop blaming the previous administration on the transport mess, noting that the current government has failed a lot in preventing the existing problem. → Read More
Transport groups to hold strike on Sept. 30 to protest jeepney phaseout
Major transport groups will push through with a nationwide transport strike on September 30 to protest the proposed phaseout of jeepneys and UV Express service vehicles next year, as part of the government's Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) modernization program, a transport leader said Sunday. → Read More
6 nabbed in Recto over forged documents
Authorities arrested six persons at establishments in the busy Recto compound in Manila, a known production hub of fake documents, Saturday. → Read More