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WET CELEBRATION. San Juan City residents are out on the streets to celebrate the "Wattah Wattah" festival on Friday (June 24, 2022). The event that celebrates the feast of John the Baptist was canceled for the past two years due to Covid-19 restrictions. (PNA photo by Joey Razon) MANILA - High vaccination rate and loosened restrictions allowed San Juan City to celebrate its "Wattah Wattah" festival on Friday after two years of cancellation due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Street...

(REUTERS / Feline Lim/ MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO) The Department of Health (DOH) reminded the public to avoid complacency as the scenario that the country may experience another surge in Covid-19 cases remains a possibility. Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said that this is because of the m

The San Juan City local government announced that the most awaited "Wattah Wattah Festival" in the city returns on Friday, June 24, after two years of cancellation due to the Covid-19 pandemic. According to San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora, the festival, well known for the dousing of water in cel

"They can assist our students. As far as I know, the LTO has an ongoing information campaign on how our students should cross the roads," Del Rosario said in mixed Filipino and English. 

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San Juan will hold today the “Wattah Wattah” festival to mark the feast day of the city’s patron saint, John the Baptist.

(MANNY LLANES / MANILA BULLETIN) The Department of Health (DOH) urged parents to protect their children against Covid-19 through vaccination as the conduct of face-to-face classes is set to resume in the coming months. “Kailangan lang siyempre (Of course), as individuals and as their parents, ka

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