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Cebu artist Bambi Beltran's third arrest highlights dangers to free expression

Subpoenas allow individuals accused of offenses to explain themselves during the preliminary investigation but in two of three arrests, Bambi Beltran did not receive any

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Cholera outbreak declared in Bacolod village

BACOLOD CITY -- The city government here announced on Wednesday, Oct. 26, the City Health Office’s declaration of a cholera outbreak in Barangay Alijis.
The CHO made the declaration after three positive cases of cholera were reported in the said village.
The CHO issued an advisory on Oct. 25 (Tu

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'Poblacion girl' pays P20,000 fine over COVID-19 breach

Gwyneth Anne Chua, also known as “Poblacion girl,” has paid the P20,000 fine imposed on her by a Makati court for skipping COVID-19 protocols upon her arrival from the United States last year.

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'Poblacion Girl' conviction triumph of justice: CIDG

MANILA - The Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) on Tuesday lauded the conviction of Gwyneth Chua also known as "Poblacion Girl", who breached quarantine protocols in December last year amid the coronavirus pandemic. "We are elated over the release of the court's decision in the case involving Gwyneth Chua. This proves the strong partnership and commitment of our law enforcement agencies and our courts to maintaining justice, law, and order for everyone. Likewise, we continue to call on the public to follow the enforced health and safety rules during this pandemic and the CIDG is ready to hold accountable anyone who violates this," said CIDG chief, Brig. Gen. Ronald Lee, in a statement. The Makati City Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 128 found Chua guilty of violating Section 9 (d) of Republic Act 11332 or the Mandatory Reporting of Notifiable Diseases and Health Events of Public Health Concern Act and ordered her to pay a fine of PHP20,000. Judge Maureen Rubio-Marquez issued the verdict after Chua pleaded guilty to the charges during Monday's arraignment. Chua, a returning overseas Filipino (ROF) from the United States escaped from mandatory quarantine at the Berjaya Hotel and was seen dining with several acquaintances at a restaurant in Makati City. The complaint against Chua was filed by CIDG National Capital Region last Jan. 4, after completing their investigation and establishing probable cause to file the complaint. In April, Makati City prosecutors indicted Chua on charges of violation of RA 11332 and Esteban Gatbonton, a security guard of the hotel, for allegedly helping her skip quarantine. A pre-trial conference was held for the separate criminal case against Gatbonton. (PNA) }

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'Poblacion Girl' pleads guilty for violating Covid-19 quarantine protocols

Gwyneth Anne Chua, known as the "Poblacion Girl," pleaded guilty for violating Covid-19 quarantine protocols when she skipped the government-mandated quarantine procedures upon returning to the country from the US last December, the Makati City Prosecutor's Office said Monday, Sept. 5.
Chua, accom

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DOH still investigating source of infection of Philippines' 4th monkeypox case – Manila Bulletin

This undated electron microscopic (EM) handout image provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention depicts a monkeypox virion, obtained from a clinical sample associated with the 2003 prairie dog outbreak. It was a thin section image from a human skin sample. On the left were mature, ov

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DILG tells CAR LGUs to initiate preventive measures vs monkeypox

The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) urged local government units (LGUs) at the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) to initiate appropriate steps in preventing the transmission of the monkeypox virus following the first confirmed case in the country on July 29.
“While the

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