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The junta believes the trucks could be used to target its troops in Loikaw.

Bago City Joins VAW-Free PH Campaign, Lights Major Landmarks Orange

In those halcyon days of the 1950s and the 60s when the isms and schisms such as nationalism, socialism, and existentialism ruled the day

Laithangbam kumarsanu singhmyanmar’s geopolitical importance stems from its strategic location, rich natural resources, and its role as a crossroad between south and southeast asia. the military coup in 2021 significantly impacted the country’

Population and Development Program Partners Summit in Bago City: Strengthening Stakeholder Coordination and Volunteer Engagement | Learn about the latest updates on population and development activities and programs at the one-day summit organized by the Bago City Population and Development Office. Peer educators, youth center coordinators, barangay population volunteers, and pre-marriage orientation and counseling team participated in the event. Vice Mayor Ramon Torres and other key officials a...

BACOLOD CITY: The Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) of Negros Occidental is monitoring the influx of migratory birds that may possibly bring avian influenza in the province.

Stay informed about the monitoring of migratory birds in Sipalay City due to the risk of Avian influenza or bird flu. The Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) is closely monitoring their arrival to prevent the spread of this dangerous virus to humans and animals. Learn more about the measures being taken in this article.

Despite a bilateral agreement allowing legal migration for work, many take illegal routes to avoid long wait times

Team Gera's Liardo Noble Wins Gold Medal at 2023 Muaythai Nat'l Championships | Western Negros Muay Thai Combat Club shines in Pasig City tournament

Intensified clashes, shelling by the junta, and heightened insecurity have driven a surge in internally displaced persons in Mon State, locals said. Local residents have been compelled to flee their homes due to relentless fighting, artillery shelling into villages, and the looming threat of junta incursions and arbitrary arrests for use as human shields. Nearly 20,000 people