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Antique suspends gov’t work as Inday, habagat batter province

ILOILO CITY — The provincial government of Antique has suspended work in all government offices on Friday as the province continues to bear the brunt of Typhoon Inday and the enhanced Southwest Monsoon, which have brought heavy rains, rough seas, and widespread disruptions across Western Visayas. Gov. Paolo Everardo Javier issued Memorandum Order No. 212

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Wire theft leaves 5,000 households without water in Pagadian City

PAGADIAN CITY, Zamboanga del Sur — Thieves broke into the pumping station of Pamana Water Corporation here, carting away electrical wiring and other components that crippled operations and left five barangays without a water supply. The affected areas include Barangays Dao, Bulatok, Manga, Lenienza, San Jose, and portions of Sta. Maria. Engr. Isagani Kagatan, engineering

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Echoes Between Us: Some love stories don’t end. They echo.

Some love stories end with a goodbye. Theirs ended with a warning. Eight years after the mysterious disappearance of the man she loved, Mara has learned to live with unanswered questions. Ethan vanished without a trace, leaving behind only an abandoned car, a haunting final text message, and a promise that was never fulfilled. The ... Read more

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Julia Montes Focuses On Their Business’s Cash Flow

Julia Montes is extremely eager to learn Kapamilya actress Julia Montes is handling her finances very well with her longtime partner, Kapamilya Primetime King Coco Martin. The celebrity couple has been together for many years already, and in past interviews, Coco has expressed appreciation for how Julia would take care of him, their family, and ... Read more

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Netizen Raises Concern Over Increasing Number of Children Selling ‘Bimpo’ on Streets 

Netizen Expresses Concern Over Numerous Children Selling ‘Bimpo’ Along Public Roads A male netizen criticized the increasing number of young children selling hand towels, locally known as bimpo, along public roads.  Recently, Vincent Joseph Cesista, a Facebook user, shared his thoughts about the rising number of children engaged in selling hand towels. His post quickly went viral and ... Read more

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Rare 25-Year-Old Arapaima Allegedly Stolen & Butchered by Resort Employees

P7 Million Giant Fish Ends Up on the Chopping Block After Alleged Resort Theft ARAPAIMA – What was meant to be one of a resort’s prized attractions reportedly became dinner after three workers allegedly stole and slaughtered a P7 million arapaima. Three employees of a resort in Quezon were arrested after they allegedly stole and ... Read more

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Baguio declares July 12 as West Philippine Sea Awareness Day

BAGUIO CITY — Mayor Benjamin Magalong has approved a City Council resolution declaring July 12 of every year as West Philippine Sea (WPS) Awareness Day in Baguio City, in support of national efforts to raise public awareness of the country’s maritime rights. In a statement issued on Friday, the Baguio City Public Information Office (PIO)

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Cebu under dry spell, not drought, with rains seen in July — Pagasa

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Cebu remains under a meteorological dry spell, not drought, after recording below-normal rainfall over the past three months. However, weather forecasters expect rainfall to recover this July before dry conditions could return toward the end of the year. Engineer Al Quiblat, chief of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration

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Capitol Parish honors beloved dog with three-day wake, final farewell

CEBU CITY, Philippines — In a rare display of compassion that animal welfare advocates believe is the first of its kind in Cebu, and possibly in the Philippines, Capitol Parish honored its beloved community dog, Ashley, with a three-day wake for her cremated remains, allowing parishioners and friends to pay their final respects to an

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