Everything To Know About Hunger in the Philippines
One in 10 Philippine households are food insecure. There are numerous causes of hunger in the Philippines.
Source: borgenproject.org
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DOH logs 1,920 new COVID-19 cases, highest daily total in 6 months
The Philippines on Sunday registered 1,920 new COVID-19 cases, the highest daily total in more than six months.
Source: gmanetwork.com
It's triple the fun to eat in the Philippines
As if the food scene is not abuzz enough, the rockstar chefs behind Hapag and Linamnam collaborate on a menu meant to push Philippine cuisine forward.
Source: mb.com.ph
PAGASA: LPA southeast of Palawan may develop into tropical depression
The state weather bureau says the low pressure area will be named Betty if it develops into a tropical depression.
Davao City Ilocos Norte Davao Oriental Negros Occidental Zamboanga Peninsula Province Of Zamboanga Sibugay
Source: cnnphilippines.com
UP Baguio, Cebu suspend face-to-face classes due to COVID-19
The University of the Philippines campuses in Baguio City and Cebu suspended face-to-face classes this week due to a spike in COVID cases.
Source: philstar.com
Fix NAIA 3 now!
The power failure at NAIA 3 last Monday is no longer surprising. Last September, a similar thing happened.
Source: philstar.com
Comelec disqualifies Legazpi Mayor
The Commission on Elections upheld a division ruling disqualifying Legazpi City Mayor Geraldine Rosal for her involvement in a cash assistance payout that coincided with the 45-day election spending ban last year.
Camarines Sur Legazpi City Alfredo Garbin Jr Geraldine Rosal Noel Rosal Commission On Elections Comelec
Source: cnnphilippines.com
PAGASA: LPA east of Palawan may develop into TD, another likely to enter PAR
The state weather bureau says the low pressure area will be named Betty if it develops into a tropical depression.
Source: cnnphilippines.com
A Philippine town and its leaders show how mangrove restoration can succeed
PRIETO DIAZ, Philippines — Working quietly before a bucket of rabbitfish, known locally as danggit, two women precisely cut open each fish with square knives, gutting and deboning before repeating the process. A third woman scrubs each mirror-image fish fillet, about the size of a cigarette pack. “Today is a slow work day, but during […]
Source: mongabay.com