As part of Solane LPG’s commitment to supporting communities, its containers, which were initially used for replacement of vapor cargo lines, were converted to trash cans and donated to the local government of Rosario in La Union, along with used paint cans. A total of 30 fuel drums and 20 paint cans were redesigned into trash bins that will benefit the people of Rosario. Enrique Estolas, Jr. (left), the official representative of Solane LPG, turns over the items to Councilor Raul Flores.
PH bet Eric Cray competes in the heats of the men’s 400m hurdles in Hangzhou in China’s eastern Zhejiang province.
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Senator Imee Marcos visited Rizal Technological University in Mandaluyong City to provide financial assistance to 2,000 college students. Marcos...
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Senator Risa Hontiveros, along with other cause-oriented groups under the banner “Atin Ito!” holds a press conference to drum up...
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San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora takes selfies with some 1,500 tricycle drivers and operators following cash payout by the Department...
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An employee of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board shows a sticker they post in buses and jeepneys against...
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Converge ICT Solutions Inc. business center employees celebrate as the number of the fiber broadband and technology provider topped 2...
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State prosecutors have filed criminal charges against six Navotas police officers implicated in the death of 17-year-old Jerhode “Jemboy” Baltazar....
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Oil firms are implementing a mixed price movement effective 6 a.m. today (Tuesday) with a price rollback of P2 per...
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden—Katalin Kariko of Hungary and Drew Weissman of the United States won the Nobel Medicine Prize on Monday for...
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THE suspension of an agreement that allowed the suspected cult Socorro Bayanihan Services Inc. (SBSI) to use 353 hectares of...
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The Philippine government is investigating the death of a Filipino domestic worker who was found dead with stab wounds in...
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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.
