
Teacher Pavlina Romero of the Rafael Palma Elementary School in Manila teaches her pupils the basic safety protocols of duck, cover, and hold when an earthquake occurs.
Teacher Pavlina Romero of the Rafael Palma Elementary School in Manila teaches her pupils the basic safety protocols of duck, cover, and hold when an earthquake occurs.
Incoming Philippine Information Agency (PIA) director general Jose Torres Jr. takes his oath before Secretary Cheloy Velicaria-Garafil of the Presidential...
Read moreTroops from the Philippine Army’s Armor Division under Maj. Gen. Facundo Palafox IV break ground to plant bamboo seedlings to...
Read moreThe National Home Mortgage Finance Corp. signs a memorandum of agreement with Baque Corp. in collaboration with the local government...
Read moreJapan’s market. Pedestrians walk past an electronic quotation board displaying the closing numbers of share prices on the Tokyo Stock...
Read moreSubic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) chair and administrator Jonathan D. Tan (left) shares a light moment with Finance Secretary Benjamin...
Read moreSenator Francis N. Tolentino (third from right) joins Dr. Emmanuel Franco Calairo of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines...
Read moreDespite facing stiffer sanctions from the House of Representatives, murder suspect and Negros Oriental Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. on Monday...
Read moreAngelica Lopez, a 22-year-old model from Puerto Princesa, was named Bb. Pilipinas International 2023 at the 59th Binibining Pilipinas grand...
Read moreThe first-ever trilateral maritime exercise between the coast guards of the United States, Japan, and the Philippines will kick off...
Read moreThe Philippine National Police said seven regions have been tagged as having active and potential private armed groups ahead of...
Read moreOver 3,000 residents from Marogong, Lanao Del Sur have now fled from their homes after an alleged threat from a...
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