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The government will try to bring Filipinos to safety out of Sudan during the 72-hour ceasefire observance in the war-torn country, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. said.

The government will try to bring Filipinos to safety out of Sudan during the 72-hour ceasefire observance in the war-torn country, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. said.

SIM registration extended for 90 days

The SIM Registration Act does not say that the government or telecommunications companies can suspend mobile services of unregistered users during the extension period.

Thirty-six of the 953 third-level officials of the Philippine National Police who submitted their courtesy resignations will undergo further evaluation by the National Police Commission (Napolcom) after a five-man advisory team initially cleared 917 of them.

Newly appointed Philippine National Police chief Gen. Benjamin Acorda Jr. said the fight against illegal drugs, insurgency, terrorism and police scalawags will be among his main concerns as the new top cop in the country.

The government is planning to take advantage of the 72-hour ceasefire declared in Sudan to evacuate Filipinos trapped in the strife-torn country, President Marcos said yesterday as the Department of Foreign Affairs started evacuating the first batch of 50 Filipinos.

Today, April 26, is the last day for the mandatory registration of all Subscriber Identity Module.

President Marcos approved yesterday a 90-day extension of SIM card registration – a day before the deadline – to allow an estimated 20 million more subscribers register their SIM cards as provided for in a recently enacted law designed to eliminate fraud and scams.

Philippines in series of meetings with U.S., China Ties are more than South China Sea dispute, Manila says Manila reaffirms adherence to One China Policy