Movie actor Aga Muhlach may have been certified as a member of President Aquino’s ruling Liberal Party in a bid to challenge the supremacy of the 105-year-old political dynasty of the Fuentebella clan in Camarines Sur, but wait.
Nonstop rains brought floods and swelled rivers forced the evacuation of 15 families or 58 people in Antique on Tuesday. Broderick Train, executive officer of the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council, said the families from Barangays Sta. Ana and Sto. Rosario in Tibiao town in Antique were moved to the Sta. Ana [...]
Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala said imported meat could have entered the Philippine market illegally using free ports, a possibility which his department is studying following the discovery of allegedly undocumented rice shipment from India in a warehouse at Subic Bay Freeport.
The rare and endangered Philippine Eagle may soon be flying over the San Roque Dam watershed in San Manuel, Pangasinan, once San Roque Power Corp. (SRPC) succeeds in creating a sanctuary for the national bird. Tom Valdez, SRPC vice president for corporate social responsibility, shares this optimism after a team of volunteers from the [...]
A member of the Facebook group, “Obandonado,” posted on its page a picture of an Olympic synchronized swimming team doing a pool routine. His comment reads: “Baka ganito na maging step ng fertility dance sa Obando … hay, ang hirap niyanresidents of Obando, Bulacan, is a tongue-in-cheek look at the serious situation faced by residents [...]
Getting writing and reporting tips not found in journalism textbooks. This was what Ron-Ron Lopez, a journalism student at Bulacan State University (BSU), liked most about the Inquirer Write-Along leg in Central Luzon on Friday, the second held for campus journalists in the country since it was launched in Cebu City in September.
