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Catchers and traders of mangrove crablets, also known as King Crab, from Sorsogon said they are now feeling the brunt of Fisheries Administrative Order (AO) No. 264 which regulates the commercialization of the species. In a letter addressed and sent to BFAR Director Demosthenes Escoto, the Save Gubat Bay Movement…

For people living in remote areas of the Philippines, Eat Bulaga's loyal viewers may have to shell out money to get entertained by the Dabarkads when the show starts on the Kapatid network first week of July at the latest

Biliran, in particular, still has the rural and pristine sheen of a destination waiting to be discovered

After the COVID paranoia and fear of taking public transport, I have once again rediscovered the benefits of riding or taking Grab Car rides.

An 18-year-old male tourist here was reported missing after he was swept away by big waves while swimming in the waters off Cabangan town in this province early Monday (June 12 ), authorities said Tuesday.

We address you as servants of the Church who wish no more than to protect our Common Home. As stockholders of San Miguel Corporation (SMC), you have the power

THE Regional Field Office of the Department of Agriculture (DA) announced it is closely monitoring the situation in the province following the alert level raised by the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) for Mayon Volcano. On June 5, DA-RFO 5 Regional Executive Director Rodel P. Tornilla activated the…

Power plants near the restive Mayon Volcano have not been affected so far, according to the Department of Energy.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources assured the public it has been taking steps to ensure an adequate supply of fish and other seafood products amid concerns over the reinstatement of Fisheries Administrative Order No. 266.

A photo of lava flowing from the crater of Mt. Mayon has gone viral. The photo was taken on Thursday evening, and it was quickly disseminated on social media.