The head of National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO) on Monday warned the public against defective electrical products following last week’s seizure of P10 million worth of substandard electrical items from China.
A fire broke out shortly after midnight Thursday at a mall in Binondo, Manila.
Five of the 15 suspected Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) members arrested on Election Day in Tondo, Manila, were charged in court Thursday with violating the gun ban and illegally possessing firearms and ammunition.
Now that the elections are over, we strongly ask our politicians to join hands in spearheading the much-needed cleanup drive in our city.—Benito Lukban, a Manila resident
Late Monday night when initial results already indicated a victory, former President Joseph Estrada excused himself from the small crowd gathered in the vast living room of his Sta. Mesa residence.
Former President Joseph Estrada and incumbent Vice Mayor Isko Moreno were proclaimed winners of the mayoral and vice mayoral races in Manila by the City Board of Canvassers around noon Tuesday.
Former Philippine President Joseph Estrada is leading in the vote-count for mayor of Manila in what could be his first elected post since he was ousted in a 2001 revolt on corruption charges.
“Asiong Salonga” outguns “Dirty Harry.”
Despite a law that prohibits people from betting on the outcome of an election, some of the supporters of Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim and former President Joseph “Erap” Estrada have reportedly started placing multimillion-peso wagers on who will occupy city hall.
Now that the elections are over and the counting has started, I can make my fearless forecasts in hotly contested areas where my friends are running.
Voting in one of the precincts in Manila was temporarily halted after a slight commotion broke out between the police and media when former President Joseph Estrada and wife Dra. Loi Ejercito cast their ballots for the first time in Manila.
Reelectionist Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim cast his vote in Tondo early Monday.
For his last pitch before Monday’s big battle, Erap turns to the oldies. Former President and now Manila mayoral candidate Joseph Estrada marked his miting de avance Friday night with a promise to improve the quality of life in the city, giving special mention to its senior citizens.
