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Footage captured by a team of technical divers operating at depths below 100m in the Philippines has helped to identify a shipwreck site as that of WW2

A SURVEY by The Economist has showed that there is global awakening about loss of natural resources. According to the survey, from 2016-2020, the popularity of Google searches for sustainable products grew 450 percent. In Southeast Asia, the number of nature-loss and biodiversity tweets during the said five-year period grew…

The blood drive was conducted simultaneously in over 30 locations in the Philippines

SEN. Rafael Raffy Tulfo, who presided over the third public hearing of the Senate Committee on Energy on Wednesday, said that the Davao Consumer Movement (DCM) continues to complain about the power situation in Samal Island despite the claim made by the Northern Davao Electric Cooperative (Nordeco) that it has already resolved the rotational power interruption in the island.

BACO, Oriental Mindoro: The sands that would be removed from the dredging activities in the rivers of this town will be used in the reclamation projects in Manila Bay, the mayor of this town said.

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METRO Manila and 24 provinces will be hit by drought in January next year as El Niño bites, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) warned on Thursday.

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Antipolo Cathedral receives relics of 2 Recollect friars News

THE New Central Bank Act of 1993 created the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and entrusted it with a pivotal task: maintaining price stability in the country.

SAN JOSE, Occidental Mindoro: Provincial officials and concerned citizens on Saturday pooled their hard-earned cash and raised P450,000 as reward for information that will lead to the arrest of the killers of architecture student Eden Joy Villacete.