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Some Iloilo City Hall Employees Not Taking Earthquake Drill Seriously 

Some Iloilo City Hall Employees Reminded to Take Earthquake Drills More Seriously  Several department heads at Iloilo City Hall observed that some employees were not taking the earthquake drill seriously.  Recently, the Facebook page K5 News FM Iloilo 88.7 reported that a number of employees appeared to treat the drill lightly instead of following the proper safety procedures expected during emergency preparedness exercises, according ... Read more

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Koh Samui tourism leaders back ‘mafia crackdown’

Tourism industry representatives from Koh Samui and Koh Phangan have voiced their support behind a government crackdown on “mafia-linked influence networks” in Thailand, warning that extortion, price gouging, and illegal land occupation are damaging the islands’ reputations and undermining fair competition. Ratchaporn Poolsawat, vice president of the Tourism Council of Thailand and former president of …

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Thailand Video News | Hospital Chief Investigated After Beer Appears During Home Blood Test | ANA Introduces Fixed Personal-Item Dimensions from July 1

In the headlines today, the Samui tourism sector is voicing stronger support for action against island mafias, in Khon Kaen a BYD car fire is raising concerns over the safety of the electric vehicle company, then, a woman claims that a fortune teller swindled her out of more than 30 million baht, also, when is …

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Man saved from alleged manipulation, abuse by fortune teller influencer

A Thai man performed a hand signal for help on a TikTok video, alleging that a female fortune teller tricked him into sex, manipulated him, and physically assaulted him for several months. The man, identified only as Don, shared his experience on Facebook to warn others about the risks of placing excessive trust in supernatural …

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‘Adopt a hero: PDEA puts 9 retired drug detection dogs up for adoption

MANILA – The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) is placing for adoption nine retired Narcotic Detection Dogs (NDDs) that have served for years in anti-illegal drug operations across the country. The retired K9s include five Belgian Malinois, three Jack Russell Terriers, and one Labrador. The dogs have an average age of 12 years and recently retired

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Calamba City mayor orders cleanup, dredging as rainy season begins

LUCENA CITY, Quezon – Calamba City Mayor Roseller Rizal in Laguna province has ordered barangay officials to conduct dredging, desilting, and clearing operations in creeks and other waterways as the rainy season begins. In a memorandum written in Filipino and posted on his official Facebook page, Rizal directed all barangay captains to immediately carry out

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Man known to ‘wander’ dies after being hit by van in Naga City

CEBU CITY, Philippines — A 57-year-old man from Pinamungajan town, Cebu, died after he was struck by a van while crossing a national highway in the City of Naga late Tuesday night, June 16. Police said the incident occurred at around 11:30 p.m. and was reported to authorities about an hour later, shortly after midnight

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Cayetano’s chaotic leadership cost the Senate P700M – Lacson

MANILA, Philippines — The Senate spent an estimated P700 million during the 28 days that Senator Alan Peter Cayetano served as Senate President, with “chaos” to show for it.  This was according to Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson on Thursday  Lacson said Cayetano’s time was “a waste of taxpayer’s money.” “THE PHILIPPINE SENATE in 28 days

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Survey: 4 of 5 Filipinos doubt senators’ verdict in Sara Duterte trial

MANILA, Philippines — Four out of five Filipinos either do not believe senator-judges will base their decision in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte on evidence and the law, or simply do not know how they will decide, survey results from Octa Research showed. Based on the results of a survey conducted by

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