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At least 100 individuals were victimized by suspected food poisoning after they ate “ginataan” or dessert soup provided by the Philippine Army to the attendees of the 35th Joint Boys Scout and Girls Scout of the Philippines Institutional Camp in Indanan, Sulu, authorities confirmed on Monday, Feb. 2

BInAN, Laguna - Stallion Laguna and Dynamic Herb Cebu fought to a 1-1 draw in their crucial Philippines Football League (PFL) showdown at Binan Football Stadium here on Sunday night. The result, however, did not favor Cebu as the club allowed Kaya Iloilo to widen its lead in the race for the title. Kaya was a 4-0 winner over Mendiola in a simultaneous kickoff at the City of Imus Grandstand in Cavite. Miggy Mendoza broke the hearts of Cebu fans as he fired a 70th-minute goal off a corner which ca...

Gwen wants ‘just compensation’ for lots covered by BRT project

A perspective of the proposed Panay-Guimaras-Negros bridge. (DPWH) ILOILO CITY -- The Western Visayas regional office of the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA-6) clarified that the detailed engineering design for the proposed Panay-Guimaras-Negros (PGN) bridges has not been approv

NGCP: Repair of damaged Cebu line may take until May

GIGANTIC BLOOM. A Rafflesia speciosa blooms at the Sibalom Natural Park (SNP) in Barangay Imparayan, Sibalom town, Antique province in this photo taken on Feb 10, 2023. Joery Oczon, SNP Deputy Protected Area superintendent, said on Wednesday (Feb. 22) that February to March is the blooming season for the flower.(Photo courtesy of Sibalom Natural Park) SAN JOSE DE BUENAVISTA, Antique - Rafflesia speciosa, one of the types of the Rafflesia species, the world's largest flower, is again in bloom...

NGCP: Repair of damaged Cebu line may take until May

NGCP: Repair of damaged Cebu line may take until May

Tourism stakeholders in the provinces are expected to gain from an increased flow of travelers with the scheduled opening of three seaports and the upgrade of a Visayan airport.

Residential rates down by P0.89/kWh for February-March billing