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The Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) is celebrating the 256th founding anniversary of the Philippine Postal Service by launching a three-day Stamp Exhibit. The exhibit, held at the Music Hall in SM Mall of Asia, will feature stamp collections of Philatelic collectors and will be open to the public. The first day of the exhibit will showcase the Stamp on Stamps, which highlights the iconic Manila Central Post Office throughout the years. The second day will see the launch of the Dogs in Ph...

A three-day stamp exhibit highlighting the celebration of the 'National Stamp Collecting Month' will be held by the Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) as

The announcement comes as the body of broadcaster Juan Jumalon is laid to rest exactly a week after he was shot and killed inside a radio announcer’s booth

An earthquake killed at least 157, injured scores and made thousands homeless in Nepal, prompting the government and charities to rush aid to the affected families.

Murder and theft charges have been referred to prosecutors against three persons in relation to the brazen killing of radio broadcaster Juan Jumalon, also known as Johnny Walker, Philippine National Police (PNP) spokesperson Colonel Jean Fajardo said Thursday, November 9, 2023.

The murdered radio broadcaster was at a disadvantage even if he had the chance to defend himself when he was attacked because he was a PWD who used crutches to walk

Juan Jumalon is the fourth journalist killed in the Philippines under the government of Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

In a country ranked as the eighth most dangerous country in the world for journalists, the murder of broadcaster Juan Jumalon, early Sunday morning while he was on a Facebook live-stream, still raised shock and fear.

The murder was brazen and swift: two men entered the home of Juan Jumalon in the town of Calamba in the southern Philippines while the radio journalist was broadcasting live on his on Sunday morning show on 94.7 Gold FM.

Cagayan de Oro media leader argues that if the police cannot guarantee to protect media workers, then they should be allowed to carry guns for self-protection