Some 300 families are bound to lose their homes as demolition crews of the Department of Public Works and Highways tear down structures that stand in the way of construction of the C5 Road extension in Sitio Gitna, Barangay 166 in Kaybiga, Caloocan City. Photo shows a member of the demolition crew cradling a sleeping baby in his arms, apparently a child of one of the affected families.
Elements of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources’ (DENR) River Warrior conduct cleaning operation along the shores of Manila...
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Seaside residents of Barangay Balaring in Boac, Marinduque watch strong waves of the Tablas Strait, unmindful of Typhoon Betty moving...
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High school students clad in colorful costumes perform a butterfly dance during a street dance parade celebrating the Bila-Bila festival...
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Anti Organized Crime Commission General (Retired) Gilbertp DC Cruz (second from right) and National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) Regional...
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A mime depicting a golden statue named Donya Marites entertains shoppers and children in Farmers Plaza in Cubao Quezon City.
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Officers of TeaM (Philippines) Energy Corp., a subsidiary of TeaM Energy Corp., and Kratos RES Inc. sign a two-year energy...
Read moreSeaside residents of Barangay Balaring in Boac, Marinduque watch strong waves of the Tablas Strait, unmindful of Typhoon Betty moving...
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The Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) will start deputizing its lawyers as counsels in litigations involving just compensation for agricultural...
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The Makati City government has announced the resumption of free movies project for and senior citizens registered under the city’s...
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) has started mapping out its security plan for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s second State of...
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MARAWI City—Unperturbed by rumors about extremists’ taking over the Marogong town, Lanao del Sur Gov. Mamintal Bombit Alonto Adiong Jr....
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.
