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Guillermo Parayno Jr., the longest-serving Customs chief post-1986, introduced anti-corruption reforms during the Ramos administration

The food truck revolution just keeps getting better and better throughout the capital. Many are affordable and perfect during the summer – well, as long as we get a break from the rain.

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Coast Guard rescues 67 people from damaged boat

Less than a week after the tragic Binangonan boat incident, another motorbanca submerges in Real, Quezon

MANILA (AP): The Philippine coast guard rescued all 67 people from a ferry boat that struck a floating object and took on water Thursday (Aug 3) off a northeastern province, in the second ferry accident to hit the country in a week, officials said.

Mati City relocates turtle hatchery

60 passengers and seven crew members were brought to Polillo

LINGAYEN, Pangasinan: This agricultural province lost P224.32 million worth of palay, corn and high value crops to the rains dumped by typhoons Egay and Falcon that flooded several Pangasinan towns and cities in the last seven days.

TORRENTIAL southwest monsoon rains, worsened by the recent Typhoon Egay, flooded large swathes and turned some areas in Bulacan into inland seas.