Police officials from the Police Regional Office (PRO) 11 conduct a surprise inspection in Davao City cemeteries on Tuesday, October 31. (Photo courtesy of Police Regional Office 11)
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The Philippine National Police here are on heightened alert as they conducted on Tuesday, October 31 surprise inspections on cemeteries for “Oplan Kaluluwa” on the eve of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day.
Most parts of the city will experience water interruption from Friday to Saturday, the Davao City Water District (DCWD) announced on Wednesday, October 25.
The brazen act of killing Christopher Iban Lozada, a Bislig City-based radio journalist, is stark reminder that the culture of impunity is a “growing and malignant problem” for journalists in this country, a media watchdog said.
Some 300 youth leaders and college students in Iligan City light their candles to symbolize their pledge in helping rebuild the war-torn city of Marawi. (Contributed photo)
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in this region announced on Monday, October 16, that it is opening the landslide-affected section of the Carlos P. Garcia Highway for vehicular traffic.
A significant number of toys that lack the required product labeling information are being sold in several stores here, a consumer group said on Monday, October 16.
We, public utility jeepney drivers, operators and commuters are united in holding the 2-day nationwide transport strike and people’s protest on October 16-17 to demand the junking of the Duterte administration’s Jeepney Phaseout Program.
Pres. Rodrigo Duterte’s idea of a “revolutionary government” is nothing else but the one-man dictatorship that he has been repeatedly dreaming of since last year.
Matina Aplaya portion of Davao City’s Mac Arthur Highway (CCTV image from Davao City Public Safety Security Command Center)
