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Fewer Filipinos Are Getting Married as More Couples Choose Live-In Setups

Why More Filipinos Are Choosing Live-In Relationships Instead of Marriage The number of registered marriages in the Philippines has significantly declined over the past decade, while more couples are choosing to live-in or live together without getting married, according to data from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). From 2014 to 2024, registered marriages dropped by ... Read more

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Accounting Firm in Thailand for Tax, Payroll, and Bookkeeping Services

Managing business finances requires more than keeping records. Companies need accurate accounting, timely payroll management, tax compliance, and professional financial guidance to support sustainable growth. Choosing a trusted accounting firm in Thailand helps businesses manage these responsibilities effectively while complying with local regulations. Moore GSiA is a professional accounting firm in Thailand that provides comprehensive …

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Traffic police aid mother during twin birth emergency in Bangkok

Traffic police responded to a childbirth emergency after a woman gave birth to the first of her twins at her Bangkok home on July 14, while the second baby remained in the womb. The incident happened at about 8.30am after the Royal Initiative Traffic Police radio centre received a report that a woman was giving …

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Debate grows over govt financial assistance for victims of nightclub fire

Public opinion is divided over the government’s financial assistance for victims of the Bangkok nightclub fire, with some arguing the compensation should come solely from the nightclub’s operators rather than public funds. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) outlined the financial assistance available to victims and others affected by the fire at Rong Beer Na Lat …

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Visayas posts highest rate of unplanned power plant shutdowns — NGCP

CEBU CITY, Philippines — The Visayas grid recorded the highest percentage of unplanned power plant shutdowns among the country’s three major grids, according to data released by the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP). From 2016 to 2025, there were roughly 85 percent of power plant unplanned shutdowns in the Visayas. The numbers were

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Baguio LGU secures ownership of eight more public properties

BAGUIO CITY — The city government has secured original certificates of title (OCTs) for eight more public properties, continuing its effort to protect lands used for public purposes. “The local government was able to acquire the original certificates of title for eight more properties in several barangays in the city,” said Ma. Guadalupe Della, officer in

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Missing seatbelt uncovers P1.75-M in alleged illegal mineral ores

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — A routine traffic stop for a missing seatbelt led to the discovery of alleged illegal mineral ores worth P1.75 million in Linamon, Lanao del Norte, on Wednesday. Maj. Joann Navarro, Police Regional Office-10 (PRO-10) spokesperson, said two suspects were arrested after a Hino wing van transporting the mineral ores was

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Padilla: ‘Communist’ remark backs social justice, not armed struggle

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Robinhood Padilla on Thursday clarified that his recent declaration, “Komunista po ako” (I am a communist) meant that he stood for social justice rather than armed struggle. In a press release from his office, Padilla said he made the clarification following varying interpretations of his statement during the fifth day of

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19 PWD employees hired based on merit, says DSWD-Cordillera

BAGUIO CITY — The Department of Social Welfare and Development in the Cordillera Administrative Region (DSWD-CAR) said its 19 employees with disabilities were hired and retained based on their qualifications and performance, not because of their condition. “They undergo the same performance management process, and the fact that their appointments are renewed means they are meeting

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