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NBI-7 confirms alleged P813-M smuggled cigarettes case in Cebu

CEBU CITY, Philippines — The NBI-7 on Tuesday, June 30, confirmed its investigation on the attempted smuggling of imported cigarettes worth P813 million. The contraband was loaded into 11 container trucks, two of which were already shipped and intercepted in Manila. READ: P1.7-B smuggled cigarettes seized at private port in Cebu The announcement was made during

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Senate panel fails to locate parents of Tacloban shooting suspect

MANILA, Philippines—  The Senate committee on women was unable to locate the parents of one of the two suspects in the fatal June 22 shooting at San Jose National High School in Tacloban City. The committee, chaired by Sen. Risa Hontiveros, is investigating the incident that claimed the lives of three students and injured several others.

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GSIS expands Balik Ginhawa refunds to 6 months

MANILA, Philippines – The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has expanded its Balik Ginhawa (Loan Moratorium Through Refund) Program, allowing qualified members and pensioners to recover refunds equivalent to up to six months of eligible loan amortizations as part of the government’s effort to provide additional financial relief. In a news release on Wednesday, GSIS said

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Graft case proceedings of Estrada, Bonoan moved to July 14

MANILA, Philippines — The graft proceedings of Sen. Jinggoy Estrada and former Public Works secretary Manuel Bonoan before the Sandiganbayan Second Division was moved to July 14.  The graft case filed in the anti-graft’s Second Division against Estrada and Bonoan stemmed from allegedly anomalous flood control projects in Bulacan worth P213 million. “The case and

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Senate hearing: Tacloban school shooter shot best friend in the back

MANILA, Philippines — One of the students wounded in the June 22 shooting at a school in Tacloban City was shot in the back by his own best friend, a resource person told a Senate hearing on Wednesday. Gerric Bituin was among those wounded when two minor students, aged 14 and 15, opened fire at at

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14-yeard-old Tacloban shooting suspect wanted to be a cop – aunt

MANILA, Philippines – Alias Nash, the 14-year-old suspect in the school shooting in Tacloban City, was brought to the firing range by his aunt because he “looked up to” her, Nash’s aunt, Police Staff Sgt. Arla Ray Pacencia said on Wednesday. During a Senate panel probe into the Tacloban shooting incident that led to three

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2 boys drown in Bataan river

HERMOSA, Bataan -Two boys, aged 8 and 12, drowned in the Gasak River Dam in Barangay Culis, Hermosa town on Tuesday afternoon.  Report from Bataan police said the two boys were with another boy swimming in the swollen river when the two ventured into a deep portion and failed to get out.  READ: 2 brothers

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Sea travel in Zambales suspended as Henry brings rough seas

SAN ANTONIO, Zambales – The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) in Zambales suspended sea travel for all vessels on Wednesday as rough seas spawned by Tropical Depression Henry battered the province.  According to Commander Euphraim Jayson Diciano, head of the PCG in Zambales, the suspension was based on the 5 a.m. advisory of the Philippine Atmospheric,

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Alan Peter Cayetano Says Minority Senators Struggle amid Flood Control, Impeachment Issues: “What more the ordinary Filipino”

Former SP Alan Peter Cayetano Says Minority Senators Allegedly Struggle over Supposed Cover-up in Flood Control Scam ALAN PETER CAYETANO – The Senate minority Leader claimed that the minority senators are having a hard time dealing with the happenings now. Aside from Sen. Imee Marcos who slammed the Marcos Jr.-led government in her speech at ... Read more

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Aiko Melendez Pens Message On Kindness Amid Kim Chiu-Ryzza Mae Controversy

Netizens thought that this post shared by Aiko Melendez is connected to the Kim Chiu-Ryzza Mae issue Actress and Quezon City councilor Aiko Melendez shared a post about kindness and not making fun of other people’s physical appearance. In a Facebook post on June 29, Aiko penned a message about kindness. Many netizens agreed with ... Read more

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