Read more about the article More than 5,000 tourists troop to Camiguin for Lanzones Festival
SUNKEN CEMETERY. Tourists pose to have their pictures taken, while others take photos of the giant cross that mark the Sunken Cemetery, which was submerged following an earthquake in 1871. The landmark is one of Camiguin's attractions. (Jigger J. Jerusalem/davaotoday.com)

More than 5,000 tourists troop to Camiguin for Lanzones Festival

Amid the implementation of martial law in Mindanao, visitors flock to this province to join the celebration of its 38th Lanzones Festival, a yearly event that draws thousands here.

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Read more about the article ‘Macho image’ makes fewer male Dabawenyo to choose vasectomy
Jeff Fuentes, Population Division Head of the Davao City Health Office, invites men to undergo vasectomy and to be proactive in family planning. He says responsible family planning helps address maternal deaths and infant mortality. ( Photo courtesy of SM Lanang Premier Publicity)

‘Macho image’ makes fewer male Dabawenyo to choose vasectomy

The City Health Office (CHO) Population Division said on Friday, October 27 that there were fewer male Dabawenyos who underwent vasectomy procedure this year compared to the data in 2016.

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Read more about the article Ahead of Duterte’s visit to Japan, HRW urges  PM Abe to condemn PH’s anti-drug war
President Rodrigo Duterte and Japan Prime Minister Shinz? Abe share a light moment during the declaration of joint statement following the expanded bilateral meeting at the Prime Minister's Office in Japan on Oct. 26. (REY BANIQUET/PPD)

Ahead of Duterte’s visit to Japan, HRW urges PM Abe to condemn PH’s anti-drug war

A New York-based human rights group called on Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to end his silence in the face of the Duterte’s administration war on illegal drugs.

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