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Published May 27, 2021, 8:37 AM Operatives of the police’s Highway Patrol Group (HPG) killed two motorcycle-riding men in an encounter in Caloocan City late Wednesday night, May 26. HPG director Police Brig. Gen. Alexander Tagum said his men were manning checkpoints along Congressional Road Extension in North Caloocan at around 11:30 p.m. when the driver of a motorcycle suddenly sped it off when they were about to flag it down. This resulted in a brief chase which ended when the motorcycle crashed along Mount Apo Drive in Barangay 171 in Caloocan City. But instead of surrendering, the two ...

There are several activities in Davao that will give you an adrenaline rush and will make your heart race in excitement if you are up for an adventure.

Here's a look at actual photos of the P5000 Lapulapu commemorative banknote Published May 3, 2021 5:35pm The National Quincentennial Committee showed a closer look at the P5000 Lapulapu commemorative banknote. The NQC on Saturday posted several photos of the actual paper bill bearing the image of Philippine hero. "The quincentennial is an opportune time to promote appreciation of the world of our pre-colonial ancestors such as their way of life, worldview, and belief system based on historical sources. Understanding them helps us discern the process of our becoming and being Filipino,"...

THE Protected Area Management Board (PAMB) is recommending a yearly closure of Mount Apo. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources-Davao Regional Public Affairs Office (DENR-RPAO) Chief Jayvee Agas told SunStar Davao in a phone interview on Thursday, April 8, 2021, that this was one of the recommendations during a meeting on March 31. Agas said the board recommended that there will be a regular rehabilitation period of Mount Apo through a yearly three-month closure or “offset season,” particularly from June to August. "The reason for this para magkaroon ng (is to have a) r...

SunStar + March 12, 2021 MANY seem to be confused about the change of the Araw ng Dabaw celebration from March 16 to March 1. Given there is still a pandemic, and there’s no more local ABS-CBN station to announce the changes, the events held online had a limited reach. But the city government can be credited for course correcting the Araw ng Dabaw to the original date of Davao’s cityhood. But it could not be said of the Davao City history they presented through the video that needs more corrections. I may be fussing over details, but history is important. It’s not just impo...