Despite the current situation, the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) has confirmed the Philippines’ hosting of three groups in the FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers in mid-June in a bubble setup in Clark.
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Medialdea refutes Marcos’ claims on Yolanda inaction
DAVAO CITY - Former executive secretary Salvador Medialdea yesterday refuted President Marcos' claims that the past administrations have done nothing to provide housing units for victims of Super Typhoon Yolanda.
Luzon, Visayas grids on red alert as supply drops
The Luzon grid was placed on red alert yesterday after power supply fell below consumer demand due to reduced capacities of major power plants, which have been on forced outages and running under limited operations.
Lagman: House pro-divorce vote valid
Absolute divorce bill principal author Rep. Edcel Lagman stood firm on the validity of the results of the voting of the bill Wednesday night, after former Senate president Tito Sotto claimed that a vote of 126 for House Bill 9349 is \"lost.\"
Malabon partners with DBP
The local government of Malabon and the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) have entered into an agreement to strengthen projects in the city to improve the lives of its residents.
Lower water allocation set for MM next month
The National Water Resources Board (NWRB) will further cut the water allocation for Metro Manila starting on June 1 by one cubic meter per second or from 49 cms to 48 cms as the elevation of Angat Dam is now below its minimum operating level of 180 meters, a Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) official said yesterday.
Palawan fishers anxious about China’s threatto arrest trespassers’
Palawan-based fishers have expressed fear of getting picked up at sea by the Chinese coast guard and detained for 60 days once Beijing's new maritime regulation takes effect on June 15.
Marcos distributes aid to El Nino-hit farmers in south
President Marcos was in TawiTawi and Maguindanao del Sur yesterday to distribute aid to farmers and fisherfolk as part of his visits to provinces hardest hit by the El Niño phenomenon, which has so far left 374 areas in the country under a state of calamity.
‘New wave of COVID cases just ordinary spike’
There is no need to panic over the new wave of COVID-19 infection as this is just a normal increase in cases, infectious disease expert Dr. Rontgene Solante said yesterday.
First black Fil-Am to represent Phl in Miss Universe
Ablack Filipino-American model from Bulacan won this year's Miss Universe Philippines.
Senate ratifies bill making agri smuggling non-bailable
The Senate has ratified the bicameral conference version of the bill that seeks to make agricultural smuggling a non-bailable offense, according to the principal author Sen. JV Ejercito.
