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BACOLOD CITY — The Office of Civil Defense (OCD) has lifted the ban on the 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. entry into the six-kilometer extended danger zone (EDZ) at Mt. Kanlaon in Negros effective Thursday, June 26. Donato Sermeno III, OCD – Negros Island Region director and Task Force Kanlaon vice chairperson, said the lifting

Officials are searching for two more bombs, which the suspects claimed to have hidden on Surin Beach in Phuket. All six criminals involved in the bomb plot were arrested. Officers from Mueang Phang Nga Police Station apprehended two suspects, 29 year old Muhama Wadeng and 27 year old Sulaiman Gaza, in the southern province of …

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A  Russian journalist was left traumatised and nearly 2.5 million baht poorer after being kidnapped, assaulted, and extorted by a gang of fellow Russians. The harrowing ordeal took place in Pattaya, with the victim, identified as David, a special correspondent for a Russian news agency, left with bruises and marks of assault. Yesterday, June 26, …

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Taxi Drivers Arrested for Overcharging Passengers at NAIA Several taxi drivers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) terminals were arrested for overcharging passengers.  Recently, the Philippine National Police Aviation Security Group (PNP-AVSEGROUP) arrest some taxi drivers at NAIA for allegedly overcharging passengers and not using their meters.   Authorities released video footage showing one of the ... Read more

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Daniel Padilla talked about his first action series Supreme Idol Daniel Padilla said that it was the best decision when he accepted the offer to be part of the Kapamilya action drama series Incognito. Daniel has done a lot of teleseryes in the past, and mostly they were romance and romantic comedy with his former ... Read more

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In a major shake-up to alcohol sales in Thailand, the Royal Gazette has announced that new regulations will take effect starting today. Under the new rules, the sale of alcoholic beverages will be restricted to specific hours, but there are three major exceptions. Here’s what you need to know about the changes that will affect …

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Cloud Resembling Jesus Sparks Awe Ahead of National Youth Day in Naga NAGA CITY – A Christ-like cloud formation appeared above Naga City, leaving many devotees amazed and emotional. A rare and awe-inspiring sight captured the attention of Catholic devotees in Naga City as a cloud formation resembling the figure of Jesus Christ appeared in ... Read more

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MANILA, Philippines — House Speaker Martin Romualdez said he supports the proposed institutionalization of a transparent budget process by opening the bicameral deliberations to the public. He said this would form part of broader budget reforms to be championed at the opening of the 20th Congress in July. READ: Lawmaker suggests opening bicam budget meetings

Press Officer of Malacañang Speaks on VP Sara Duterte Overseas Trips Anew Malacañang reacted to the remarks of Vice President Sara Duterte about her overseas trips after visiting four (4) countries in less than a month. After the 2025 Midterm Elections, Vice Pres. Sara Duterte has been to Doha, Qatar; The Hague, Netherlands; Malaysia; and ... Read more

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In a dramatic twist amidst the captivating theatre of Thai politics, the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has catapulted into the spotlight with a formidable investigation. This new probe casts its investigative net wide around Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong and Police Major Yutthana Praedam, the director general of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI). The charges? Allegations of misconduct, swirling like a tempest around their handling of alleged collusion in the recent Senate elections. The curtain was pulled back on this political drama when Senate Speaker Mongkol Surasajja lodged a formal complaint, setting off a sequence of events akin to a carefully arranged domino topple. This complaint, an intricate tapestry woven with grievances from not one, not two, but ten senators, paints a vivid picture of alleged tactics that belong more in a clandestine thriller than the sanctity of governmental operations. These senators allege that purported plain-clothed DSI officers acted with…