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Landslides, flashfloods threaten extreme north Luzon – Pagasa

Landslides, flashfloods threaten extreme north Luzon – Pagasa State weather forecasters on Thursday said that the widespread rains to be experienced over extreme north Luzon may trigger flashfloods and landslides. Read more...

Killing of Bacolod City doctor recorded on video

The police on Wednesday released a video showing the brutal murder of a 62-year-old doctor who was stabbed 32 times in Bacolod City last week. Read more...

US attack submarine arrives at Subic bay

A nuclear-powered, fast-attack submarine of the United States Navy on Sunday docked at the Subic freeport “as part of her Western Pacific deployment,” the US Pacific Command said in a news release . Read more...

Jeepney fares lower by P0.50 starting Tuesday

The minimum fares for public utility jeepneys in some parts of the country will be reduced by P0.50 starting Tuesday (May 15). Read more...

De Lima: Aide may have been tortured before killed

Citing initial autopsy reports from the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), Justice Secretary Leila De Lima said that Alister Quintos, her slain security aide , might have been tortured before he was killed. Read more...

LPA spotted west of PH will bring rainy weather – Pagasa

A low pressure area (LPA) spotted 540 kilometers west of Metro Manila will bring scattered rainshowers in some parts of the country today, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said . Read more...

'Morong 5' deny torture allegations

Five members of the so-called 'Morong 43' on Saturday denied the allegations made by their former colleagues that the military tortured them during their ten-month detention at Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal. Read more...
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