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Davao City's 8-Year Support for NCCC Fire Families

Eight years after the tragic NCCC Mall fire in Davao City, the local government continues its annual support for the families of the 38 victims, providing aid and remembrance. Read about their unwavering commitment.

Solea Mactan's Tropical New Year's Eve Celebration 2026

Solea Mactan Resort welcomed 2026 with a 'Tropical Countdown' lūʻau party on Dec 31, 2025. Guests enjoyed an international buffet, fire dances, and a foam pool party. Discover the details of this unforgettable island celebration.

Swiss Fire Echoes Ozone Disco Tragedy: A Haunting Reminder

The deadly New Year's fire in Switzerland mirrors the 1996 Ozone Disco disaster in Quezon City. We examine the painful parallels and the vital lessons on fire safety and vigilance for the Philippines. Honor the victims with action.

Deadly Fire at Swiss Ski Resort Bar Kills 40

A devastating fire at a bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, on New Year's Eve has resulted in 40 deaths and 115 injuries. Read the latest updates on the tragedy and the ongoing investigation.

P500K Firecrackers Seized in Zamboanga City

Police arrest a man and confiscate P500,000 worth of illegal firecrackers in Zamboanga City. Authorities remind the public to strictly follow RA 7183 for a safe New Year's celebration.

26 Simple Resolutions for a Brighter 2026

Start 2026 with achievable goals. Discover 26 practical resolutions for personal growth, wellness, and mindful living to create a year you'll be proud of.

EV Charging Stations Coming to New Clark City

Driving electric vehicles in New Clark City will be easier as BCDA and ACMobility partner to install EV charging stations. This supports sustainable development goals.

Why 2026 Resolutions Are About Survival, Not Ambition

As 2026 approaches, Filipinos' New Year's resolutions reflect a defensive shift towards preventing burnout and maintaining balance, rather than self-improvement. Explore the common goals we set and why we keep trying.

Two Children Injured by 'Boga' in Pampanga

Two children, aged 9 and 11, sustained eye injuries from a prohibited 'boga' device in Pampanga. Authorities urge the public to avoid illegal firecrackers to prevent more injuries this holiday season.

Minors Lose Fingers in Firecracker Injuries

Two children suffered finger amputations from firecracker blasts as DOH reports 57 fireworks-related injuries so far. Officials urge public caution for New Year revelry.

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