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CABANATUAN CITY — Farmers’ groups and civil society organizations in Central Luzon launched the Save the Rice Granary Movement (SRGM) on Friday and called for a two-year moratorium on land conversion permits, warning that the continued loss of agricultural lands is worsening the country’s food security crisis. The movement was launched at the Nueva Ecija
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of the Interior and Local Government reminded local government units to be wary of online messages bearing the logos of the DILG and National Barangay Operations Office (NBOO) via false e-mail addresses and asking for sensitive information. DILG Undersecretary for Local Government Marlo Iringan issued this warning to all the
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines is unlikely to meet its goal of reducing poverty to single-digit levels by the end of the Marcos administration, the World Bank said, warning that millions of Filipinos remain vulnerable to economic shocks despite years of progress in poverty reduction. In its latest Poverty and Equity Assessment, the Washington-based lender
EL NIDO, PALAWAN, Philippines — The degraded quality of this tourist town’s coastal waters cropped up anew with environment officials in the Mimaropa (Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan) region repeating a warning against elevated coliform levels in Bacuit Bay—a popular leisure destination—making it unsafe for swimming. Joe Amil Salino, regional director of the Environmental Management Bureau
TAGBILARAN CITY, BOHOL, Philippines — The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has urged resort owners and occupants along the coastline of Siquijor province to comply with foreshore regulations and legal easement requirements, warning that violations could result in penalties and legal action. The DENR assessed 107 coastal resorts across the island province, based
The Senate resumed session Wednesday, June 3, despite the absence of senators allied with former Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano, with Senate President Pro Tempore Sherwin Gatchalian warning that continued inaction would put the chamber on the brink of a “constitutional violation.” Only 11 senators were initially present when the session was called to order
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday called on senators to return to work amid the ongoing impasse in the Senate, warning that the chamber’s inability to hold sessions has disrupted essential legislative functions and undermined government efforts to address pressing national concerns. The President said the administration is currently exploring all legal
MANILA, Philippines — Environmental groups, community leaders and anti-poverty advocates opposed to a proposed P26.648-billion waste-to-energy facility at Smokey Mountain renewed calls to halt the project, citing alleged environmental violations involving a company linked to the development and warning it could deepen poverty and heighten health and displacement risks in nearby communities. The concerns were
TACLOBAN CITY — The National Police Commission (Napolcom) has renewed its warning to police officers against engaging in partisan political activities on social media, revealing that about 20 police personnel in Eastern Visayas are currently under investigation for posts deemed to favor political figures. Lawyer Risty Sibay, Napolcom regional director for Eastern Visayas, said Tuesday that
MANILA, Philippines — Former Senate President Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel III on Sunday suggested that Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano consider stepping down if he could no longer unite the chamber, warning that the deepening rift among senators was already affecting the institution’s ability to perform its constitutional duties, including the upcoming impeachment trial of Vice
MANILA, Philippines — Leaders of the De La Salle community across the country urged senators to put public service above political interests, warning them against the “normalization” of state institutions being used to protect “a powerful few from accountability.” In a statement on Wednesday, the heads of LaSallian schools and universities in the Philippines decried
SAN FERNANDO CITY, LA UNION, Philippines — The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Region I (BFAR-1) called on the public and all concerned stakeholders to remain vigilant and strictly comply with shellfish advisories amid the continuing threat of red tide contamination. “This is to prevent health risks associated with red tide toxins,” BFAR said
MANILA, Philippines — Leaders of De La Salle institutions across the country urged senators to put public service above political interests, warning against the “normalization” of institutions being used to protect “a powerful few from accountability.” In a statement released Wednesday, heads of Lasallian schools and universities across the country decried what they described as
BACOLOD CITY–Residents of Central Negros may face higher electricity rates next month due to tightening power supply conditions, the local utility said. Negros Electric and Power Corp. (Negros Power) issued an advisory on Wednesday, warning that a limited electricity supply in certain areas of the country could drive generation costs up in the upcoming billing
TACLOBAN CITY — Health and fisheries authorities have raised a red tide warning in parts of Samar and nearby coastal waters after seawater and shellfish samples tested positive for saxitoxin, which can cause paralytic shellfish poisoning. In an advisory released on Monday, the regional office of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) said
CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro — Sweltering heat continues to grip the country this dry season, with the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) warning that four areas in the MIMAROPA region will experience danger-level heat index readings on Monday, making outdoor activities risky and potentially harmful to health. At the highest end of
MANILA, Philippines — National Bureau of Investigation Director Melvin Matibag on Saturday warned against allowing the Senate to become a refuge for fugitives, saying it would set a dangerous precedent and undermine public trust in law enforcement and the justice system. Matibag issued the warning after Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa disappeared from public view
MANILA, Philippines — Recently suspended Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Ma.O Aplasca’s actions during a shooting incident at the Senate “saved lives,” Sen. Robin Padilla remarked on Tuesday. In a social media post, Padilla asserted that Aplasca’s warning shot to the National Bureau of Investigation agents and vice versa “calmed the situation” at the Senate. “The only truth