Day: July 13, 2024
Boy Scouts of the Philippines elects new set of execs
BUTUAN CITY: The Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) has elected a new set of officials to lead its more than three million members.
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Gov’t launches nationwide rice price monitoring under PBBM’s EO 62
MANILA: The government has launched its nationwide rice price monitoring to assess the impact of the rice tariff reduction across the entire supply chain, from
C. Visayas SEnA desk awards P29.1-M workers’ money claims
CEBU CITY: A total of PHP29.1 million worth of monetary claims were awarded to more than 1,000 workers in Central Visayas who sought the help
Forfeited POGO hubs could be used by gov’t – PAOCC
MANILA: Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) Undersecretary Gilbert Cruz said Friday that seized and forfeited buildings used by illegal Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) could
‘Habagat’ to continue to bring rains over most of PH Saturday
MANILA: The southwest monsoon or ‘habagat’ is forecast to continue to bring rains over most parts of the country, the weather bureau said Saturday.
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PH eyes top 3 in SEA Internet connectivity by 2028
CAPAS: The Philippines is poised to rank third in Internet connectivity in Southeast Asia, with the government’s continued investment in improving connectivity.
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Djokovic, Alcaraz meet again in Wimbledon finals
LONDON: Last year’s finalists Carlos Alcaraz of Spain and Serbia’s Novak Djokovic have set up a final clash at Wimbledon again after taking victories in
RULES ON PROHIBITION OF E-CIGARETTE SALES EXPECTED TO BE IMPLEMENTED SOON
KANGAR, Specific regulations and orders related to the prohibition on the sale of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) or vape products including the sale of e-cigarettes
POISONED SNACKS INCIDENT A WAKE-UP CALL FOR HEALTH MINISTRY – DZULKEFLY
KUALA PERLIS, The deaths of two young boys after eating poisoned snacks in Kulim, Kedah serves as a wake-up call for the Health Ministry
NUTP SUPPORTS GOVT’S MOVE FOR NO TIME-BASED PROMOTION FOR UNDERPERFORMING TEACHERS
BANGI, The government’s move to exclude teachers, who are negligent, underperforming and not disciplined, from the time-based promotion system is very important to ensure