Compared to its other Southeast Asian neighbors, our country experiences a wider range of disasters. From floods to landslides, and typhoons to earthquakes – the most recent of which just happened in Leyte with a magnitude of 6.5 – the Philippines continues to endure and survive. Though the government does its best in preparing for and anticipating these times of emergency through awareness efforts and disaster response drills, self-mitigation is still an area that we can further improve on.
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It has been a while that we had fresh new faces for OPM. Not that we have a shortage of it, but they are just waiting to be discovered by ...
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Atty. Antonio “Tony” La Viña, spokesperson of Senator Loren Legarda, rejected the allegations against the Senator and her son, Batangas Firs...
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More than 1,800 participants gathered at the starting line in Mandaue City to kick off the first leg of the PalawanPay Trilogy Marathon 2026...
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Unicharm and Shopee Philippines showcase Sofy, MamyPoko, and Certainty in a celebration of life care across generations Unicharm Philippines...
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Today, global superstar Jackson Wang released his new single “Thank You” – listen here. The official music video, directed by Ojun Kwon was ...
