The decision of the Supreme Court (SC) to upholding the arrest and detention of Senator Leima De Lima is a warning to all the critics of President Rodrigo Duterte, a New York-based human rights said on Wednesday, October 11.
City government employees, along with Mayor Sara Z. Duterte, took mandatory drug tests this week to comply a Civil Service Commission circular.
At least five violators of the city’s Zoning Ordinance who constructed buildings in the City’s landslide-prone Shrine Hills will face charges, a city official said Wednesday, October 11.
The hills which the faithful associate with the saints needed to be protected, they said. The message was more than a prayer. It was a petition to the government. The year was 2006. At the time, to talk about things related to climate change were barely taken seriously.
Heavy traffic in Davao City could stretch for up to five days more as the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) have not yet completed its road clearing operations at the landslide-affected area of Maa-Carlos P. Garcia Highway.
Davao’s chocolate products are among the country’s entry to one of the most prestigious chocolate events in the world.
Councilors here passed with finality an ordinance allowing an Aboitiz Equity Venture subsidiary to construct a water treatment facility in Baguio District.
A teenager was killed by a gunshot fired by the police Monday night, October 9, after allegedly attacking a cop in a subdivision here.
The New People’s Army Valentin Palamine Regional Operations Command said that it torched several facilities of Sumifru Corporation in South Cotabato because of “unjust labor practices.”
The Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) expressed concern on the country’s lack of people involved in raptor conservation and research.
