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McDONALD’s : CREATING SPACE TO HELP MAKE SCHOOLING HAPPY AGAIN1,000 students and teachers welcomed nationwide Nearing 2 years into the pandemic, the Philippines has slowly been opening up. With vaccination for young children only just recently being rolled out, the education sector is the last to open up - proceeding extra cautiously.

Bazaars and other pop-up stores have been allowed to operate in Metro Manila since the region was placed under Alert Level 2 quarantine status on Nov. 5. (PNA photo by Azer N. Parrocha) MANILA - Every once in a while, a city manages to produce one or two types of food better than other places. For Malabon, it's pancit and kakanin (rice cakes). But if you're a local who's looking for something different, you're in luck. After the country struggled through nearly two years of the C...

Which local government unit (LGU) is the richest in the National Capital Region (NCR)? The Commission on Audit (COA) recently released the annual financial report for LGUs for the year 2020. The report listed the top 10 provinces, cities and municipalities with the biggest amount of total asse

The number of active COVID-19 cases in Manila has remained below 100 for the past three weeks, according to the city government.

The Malabon City local government announced on Friday, Dec. 24, that it will donate P7 million cash aid to provinces and municipalities affected by Typhoon Odette. Mayor Antolin “Len Len” Oreta III thanked the Sangguniang Panlungsod and Malabon Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council for the

Located in the northern part of Metro Manila, Malabon is a must-stop culinary destination with a long list of delicacies under its belt. From its famous Pancit Malabon to kakanin, there are plenty of choices for food trippers who love local food.

Enjoy the best of Malabon's native delicacies in one curated sampler box by a Malabonian – there's Pancit Malabon, toasted mamon, broas, yema palitaw, puto, and more!

(File photo) MANILA - The National Capital Region (NCR) is classified as very low risk for coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) with an average of only 79 new cases per day from Dec. 14 to 20, the OCTA Research Group said Tuesday. "The incidence or ADAR (average daily attack rate) was at 0.55 per day per 100,000 individuals while the reproduction number was 0.48," the group said in its latest report. It added that the NCR's test positivity rate was 0.6 percent and it has an average ...

Metro Manila, including 15 of its local government units (LGUs), are now classified under the “very low risk” classification of coronavirus disease (COVID-19 while two of its LGUs remained at the “low risk” classification, said the OCTA Research group. (File Photo / Unsplash) In its latest

The Malabon City government on Monday, Dec. 20, warned residents in four villages of possible flooding due to an electrical malfunction at the navigation gate or NAVGATE of the Malabon-Navotas River. The incident, the local government, said might cause gutter-and ankle-deep flooding in Barangays Fl