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Man arrested for molesting 7-year-old boy behind mall in Manila - Vimarsana News

Man arrested for molesting 7-year-old boy behind mall in Manila

By Terence L. Ranis A 22-year-old man was arrested on Thursday, March 17, allegedly for molesting a seven-year-old boy behind a mall on C. M. Recto Avenue in Manila. The suspect was identified as Ivan (surname withheld), former tricycle driver, a resident of Baseco Compound in Binondo, police s

Source: mb.com.ph
Construction worker stabbed dead by partner's former lover – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Construction worker stabbed dead by partner's former lover – Manila Bulletin

A 41-year-old construction worker was stabbed dead by the former boyfriend of his live-in partner in Baseco Compound in Port Area, Manila on Friday, March 18. Police said the suspect, Rolando Ortilla, a resident of Brgy. 101 Katuparan, Vitas, in Tondo, was arrested after killing Arnel Dadivas, of G

Source: mb.com.ph
Go visits Manila fire victims - Vimarsana News

Go visits Manila fire victims

Sen. Bong Go visited on Wednesday residents of Manila who were affected by a recent fire.

Fire hits homes in Baseco, Manila - Vimarsana News

Fire hits homes in Baseco, Manila

By Terence L. Ranis A fire has hit a residential area in Baseco Compound, Manila on Friday morning, March 4. According to the Bureau of Fire Protection, the fire was raised to the first alarm at 8:36 a.m. and reached the second alarm at 8:48 a.m. This is a developing story.

Source: mb.com.ph
MB Daily News Update: New law to spur economic recovery - Vimarsana News

MB Daily News Update: New law to spur economic recovery

In a bid to expand livelihood and employment for Filipinos, President Duterte signed a law that would amend the Foreign Investments Act. Despite the raging conflict in Ukraine, the country was able to keep inflation in-check at 3 percent in the month of February, according to the Philippine Stati

Source: mb.com.ph