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SEVERAL areas suspended classes on Thursday due to bad weather.

(UPDATE) FLOODWATERS swamped most of Metro Manila and parts of Rizal following torrential rains on Thursday.

The Department of Agriculture’s latest report on prices of basic commodities sold in Metro Manila markets yielded interesting results. For August 28, the report dubbed Bantay Presyo indicated that the price of regular milled rice in wet markets ranged from P42 to P55 per kilogram. Unfortunately, this affordable variety was…

Maynilad Water Services Inc. (Maynilad) is targeting to produce 150 million liters/day (MLD) of clean water by next year via the P11-billion Poblacion Water Treatment Plant. The company said it has started the testing and checking of the equipment and processes of its new treatment plant this month, in preparation…

Grassroots groups in Manila and Detroit have teamed up in the fight against pollution

AT least 10 businessmen in Malabon were issued notices of violation for failing to remit a combined total of P7.34 million in Social Security System (SSS) contributions of their 164 employees. The amount consists of P4.98 million in unpaid contributions and P2.36 million in penalties. The notices of violations are part of the Run After Contribution Evaders (RACE) campaign of the SSS. Carried out by SSS-Malabon, National Capital Region-North Division, the operation was held in the villages of San...

The latest price monitoring report of the Department of Agriculture (DA) indicated that prices of certain products, like onions, were relatively stable. In its survey of wet markets in Metro Manila, the agency’s regular report, dubbed Bantay Presyo, showed that price movements of a number of agricultural products have been…

Grassroots groups in Manila and Detroit have teamed up in the fight against pollution.

Grassroots groups in Manila and Detroit have teamed up in the fight against pollution

(UPDATE) THE Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Pasig River Ferry Service announced Friday that there will be normal-day operations on holidays and during suspended class and workdays for the FIBA World Cup.