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Adopt PUV insurance system for private cars, PBBM urged

Manila Bulletin

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May 11, 2025

Amid the spate of fatal vehicular accidents that occurred in the past days, a leader of a major transport group urged President Marcos to adopt the insurance system for public utility vehicles (PUVs) to that of private motor vehicles in order to ensure fair benefits claims in cases of death and permanent disability.

- By AARON RECUENCO

Based on the existing PUV insurance policy under the Passenger Personal Accident Insurance (PPAI), bus and other PUV passengers are entitled to a maximum of P400,000 for each of the fatalities in cases of road crashes and P100,000 each in cases of injuries.

And for the Alliance of Transport Operators and Drivers Association of the Philippines (Altodap), that is not the case for passengers of private motor vehicles since they are only entitled to a maximum of P200,000—to be divided among all the victims.

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₱272-M shabu seized in Batangas

BATANGAS CITY - Authorities intercepted suspected shabu valued at P272 million during an inspection at Batangas Port here on Tuesday, Sept. 16.

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'Bishop' arrested for using religion in illegal recruitment scheme

Authorities arrested a leader of a religious group for allegedly engaging in illegal recruitment of Filipinos for jobs in Japan and South Korea, the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) said.

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1 min

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Manila Bulletin

Animam signs with Japan's Denso Iris

Jack Animam continued to blaze the trail for Filipina basketball players after signing with Women's Japan Basketball League top division team Denso Iris.

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1 min

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Manila Bulletin

Balangauan, Oro shine

The ICTSI Negros Occidental Junior PGT Championship 15-18 division lived up to the hype on Wednesday, Sept. 17 here, delivering a pair of thrilling, down-to-the-wire finishes that stood in stark contrast to the runaway victories seen in the younger age groups the day before.

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1 min

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Why financial literacy is your roadmap to a secure future

Imagine a surgeon who doesn't know human anatomy; that's what it's like to manage money without financial literacy.

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3 mins

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Romualdez resigns, Dy takes over as Speaker

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1 min

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Woman of power and purpose

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2 mins

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A decade later, a leisurely feast at Shangri-La Mactan

Where food, sea, and stillness meet in one unforgettable retreat

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3 mins

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Manibela begins 3-day transport strike in Metro cities

Members of transport group Manibela staged simultaneous protests on Wednesday, Sept. 17, marking the start of a three-day transport strike to denounce alleged massive corruption amid the ongoing investigation into the alleged anomalies in flood control projects.

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2 mins

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Manila Bulletin

Reservists: Quiet guardians of national defense

Every September, National Reservist Week gives us a chance to pause, reflect, and recognize a quiet yet indispensable force that safeguards our nation: the reservists of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP). Often, they stand outside the limelight, far from the public's daily consciousness. Yet, during times of crisis-whether national security challenges or natural disasters-it is the reservists who embody the essence of citizen-soldiers: ordinary men and women ready to serve when duty calls.

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3 mins

September 18, 2025

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