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China 'monster' ship intrudes Philippine waters | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

China 'monster' ship intrudes Philippine waters | Daily Express Malaysia

MANILA: China’s biggest coast guard ship is in the vicinity of Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal off Zambales, the Philippine Navy confirmed, even as it continues checking alleged sightings of a pipeline in the land feature purportedly laid down by the Chinese.

Some domestic flights cancelled due to tropical storm Aghon - Vimarsana News

Some domestic flights cancelled due to tropical storm Aghon

MANILA: Several flights were cancelled early Sunday morning (May 26) due to bad weather brought by tropical storm Aghon, according to the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA).

Government eyes land owned by Chinese drug lords - Vimarsana News

Government eyes land owned by Chinese drug lords

The government is open to going after billions of pesos worth of privately owned lands acquired by alleged Chinese drug dealers, who reportedly went on a buying spree of real estate properties possibly in hopes of penetrating the country amid the maritime dispute with China.

Marcos orders quick aid to Aghon-hit areas - Vimarsana News

Marcos orders quick aid to Aghon-hit areas

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday directed local government units and all relevant agencies to monitor the situation and provide necessary assistance to

Philippine govt to seize 320 properties worth billions from Chinese drug lords - Vimarsana News

Philippine govt to seize 320 properties worth billions from Chinese drug lords

MANILA: The government is set to forfeit billions of pesos worth of lands from suspected Chinese drug lord Willie Ong and his associates.