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Philippines: Onion prices going up again

Dubbed Alfie Alley, the street-meets-art public event thanked and celebrated the pouring love of Metro Manila patrons to Alfonso Brandy.

MANILA (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Metro Manila residents are now at risk of inhaling microplastics, or tiny plastic fragments in the environment, according to a new study by Filipino scientists who warn of the insidiousness of this new “major pollutant of our generation.”

The retail prices of onions have increased again by at least P20 per kilo as the highest selling price reached P200 per kilo compared to P180 per kilo last week, according to the monitoring of the Department of Agriculture.

The retail prices of onions have increased again by at least P20 per kilo as the highest selling price reached P200 per kilo compared to P180 per kilo last week, according to the monitoring of the Department of Agriculture.

The Department of Energy is not ruling out more “red alerts” in the coming days after last Monday’s power disruption in many parts of Luzon triggered by forced outages of five power plants.

The Luzon grid’s tight power supply situation is expected to continue with the possibility of outages, with about 15 weeks

A team of police and military operatives arrested a man alleged to be a top official of the communist New People’s Army in Malabon before dawn yesterday.

Ongoing reforestation of Masungi in Marikina watershed has lessened floods in half of Metro Manila and Rizal. To use it for prison officials’ offices and manors will set off deadly deluges below.

A top American nuclear energy firm based in Oregon is planning to invest between $6.5 billion and $7.5 billion in the construction of a small nuclear power reactor in the Philippines. Executives of NuScale Power Corp. met with President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. in Washington D.C. on Monday to discuss…