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No water shortages in Bago and La Carlota despite drought; local officials address concerns about reduced river levels and inadequate canal supply. Bago City Mayor Yulo reports no reduction in irrigation water supply and plans to replace water pipes to meet increasing demand. La Carlota City to hold water summit to assess impact of drought on domestic and drinking water sources and discuss strategies to counter adverse effects.

Thailand recently dispatched its first batch of humanitarian aid to Burma, aiming to alleviate the suffering of people displaced by an ongoing conflict.

The number of people fleeing Thailand to evade conscription and also the number arrested for not been able to produce the proper documentation. Since the enforcement of the conscription law by the current Junta leader Min Aung Hlaing on February 10, which was initially enacted during the reign of former military dictator U Than Shwe but remained dormant, numerous young

The move comes amid rumors of a crackdown on gangs in towns along the Thai border.

The migrant workers were let go after protesting for better working conditions.

Faced with the wrath of residents and rebel groups, some administrators are simply refusing junta orders.

Dengue cases in Negros Occidental down by 31.47% in the first two months of this year compared to 2023. Find out the cities with the highest number of cases and the age group most affected. No fatalities reported. Read more.

Hundreds of locals in Aungmyay-2 village, Waingmaw Township, Kachin State, are trapped amidst clashes, facing the threat of being shot dead by Junta forces, if they attempt to flee. As of March 8th, Junta troops have obstructed roads with bamboo barriers to hinder villagers from escaping, with negotiations for evacuation still unresolved as of March 10th, according to a

The Office of the Civil Defense (OCD) Region 6 will determine Tuesday, March 12, if Western Visayas will be declared under the state of calamity because of the

The pork prices in the markets of Puerto Princesa City in Palawan surge to P350 per kilo from P280 in a week's time. In Bacolod, the market price of pork soars from about P340 to P420 for every kilo.