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A giant deep sea oarfish has been found washed up on a beach in the Philippines, with locals fearing it could be a horrific omen foretelling a big earthquake on the horizon

Locals have been urged not to worry after the fish washed up in Leyte province, the Philippines.

A rare 12.5-foot oarfish, which was discovered bloody and disfigured on the shore in Philippines, has ignited fears of an impending natural disaster.

Yeng Constantino and her husband, Victor Asuncion, just marked their ninth anniversary as a married couple. Yeng then shared snippets of their celebration.

TACLOBAN CITY: The organizers and major sponsors of Miss Universe Philippines-Leyte joined the city folk as they wished Angel Rose Tambal good luck during a send-off party on Thursday, February 15, at the Asia Stars Hotel in downtown Tacloban.

Philippine telco Globe Telecom has announced that a segment of its US$150 million Philippine Domestic Submarine Cable Network (PDSCN) from Luzon to Mindanao is now live.

WITH his looming retirement in 2025, Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma said he is positive that Pope Francis will approve “Sugbuswak,” which is the archdiocese’s proposal to create two additional dioceses in the province within the year.

Cebu and 10 other provinces in the Visayas region have been identified by the state weather bureau as currently reeling from the effects of the ongoing El Niño phenomenon.

Globe Telecom Inc. on Wednesday said it has activated a segment of the Philippine Domestic Submarine Cable Network (PDSCN), resulting in on-ground connections spanning from Luzon to Mindanao. The activated segment, known as the PDSCN Express Route, covers key points across the archipelago. These include Lucena City, Quezon; Boac, Marinduque;…

In 2023, the local music scene witnessed an influx of incredible music and promising artists. Some of these talented new musicians started performing at small venues and gradually made their way up to huge festivals and arenas, providing a glimpse into what the future of Filipino music holds. Looking ahead…