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Filipino workers show exceptional worth: Official

Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro L. Locsin Jr. said, “The Filipinos’ dominant global helping presence single-handedly vindicated our push for receiving countries to adopt the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration.

ASEAN, China agree to exercise self-restraint, avoid disputes in South China Sea

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations and China have vowed to avoid activities that could escalate tension in the South China Sea, as both affirm the need to “maintain the momentum” of the talks for a code of conduct in the contested waters.

As China awaits WHO approval for its vaccines, the Philippines is sending theirs back

Sinopharm: As China awaits WHO approval for its Covid vaccines, the Philippines is sending theirs back CNN 1 hr ago By Nectar Gan and James Griffiths, CNN © Xinhua News Agency/Xinhua News Agency/Xinhua News Agency/Getty Images Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte receives his first dose of China s Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine on May 3, 2021. When Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte live-streamed himself receiving a first dose of the Chinese-made Sinopharm vaccine on Monday, it was supposed to encourage reluctant Filipinos to follow his lead and protect themselves against Covid-19. Instead, it drew a firestorm of criticism against Duterte for choosing a vaccine not yet approved by the country s regulators.

Looking For A Bed For Daddy Lolo: Inside The Philippines COVID Crisis

Nardo Samson posing with granddaughter Kiara Bautista, May 2017. Eighty-year-old Nardo Samson, a retired policeman, lay dying in the back of a makeshift ambulance. It was nearly Easter. A surge in coronavirus cases triggered yet another lockdown in the capital Manila, where a confusing patchwork of quarantines to contain the virus persists. His family s race to save him is part of a larger tableau of the pandemic in the Philippines. Relatives desperate to save a critically ill loved one are left to fend for themselves as recriminations rise against the government s handling of the public health crisis, which has resulted in over one million cases of COVID-19.

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