Read more about the article Avoid the rush in provincial travel, commuters urged
A security guard checks the passengers bags and luggage as they enter the Agora bus terminal. The number of passengers is expected to surge during the Lenten season. (Jigger J. Jerusalem/davaotoday.com)

Avoid the rush in provincial travel, commuters urged

The Davao City Overland Transport Terminal (DCOTT) has appealed to the riding public to avoid traveling on the rush hour to be saved from the high influx of passengers.

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Read more about the article PCIJ REPORT| Inside a Chinese gambling entity: What happens, who works, how?
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PCIJ REPORT| Inside a Chinese gambling entity: What happens, who works, how?

In the bustling offshore gambling industry in the Philippines today, a conservative estimate of 100,000 people work. About 90 percent of them are mainland Chinese. In this interview, a Chinese customer service worker talks about how and why they came to the Philippines; their living and working conditions; incidents of misbehavior; and how the shops run and raise revenues from operations.

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Read more about the article UP-Min says regret over tight security on 2019 Palaro opening
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UP-Min says regret over tight security on 2019 Palaro opening

The University of the Philippines Mindanao expressed regrets on the inconveniences to its constituents, especially to their students after some were locked inside their dormitory during the Opening Ceremonies of the Palarong Pambansa at the Davao City-UP Sports Complex last April 28.

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