OFW Among 128 Dead in Hong Kong Fire Tragedy
An Overseas Filipino Worker perished in the devastating Tai Po fire that claimed 128 lives. Her 10-year-old son dreams of becoming a firefighter to prevent future tragedies.
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Pampanga Cities Honored as Child Rights Champions
Angeles City and San Fernando, Pampanga were recognized at the Gawad Makabata Awards 2025 for their outstanding child-friendly governance and protection programs. Discover their winning initiatives!
Gov't Assists Family of OFW Killed in Hong Kong Fire
DMW Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac and OWWA Administrator PY Caunan personally visited the family of an OFW who died saving a child in the Hong Kong fire. Full assistance promised.
Filipino Worker Dies in Hong Kong Residential Fire
An overseas Filipino worker perished in the Tai Po fire that killed 128 people. The DMW assists her 10-year-old son who dreams of becoming a firefighter.
Ancient Filipino Scripts Show D-R Linguistic Evolution
Discover how ancient Baybayin and Badlit scripts reveal the historical connection between D and R sounds in Filipino languages, tracing back to Austronesian roots and Spanish influence.
Troops raid DI-HG hideout, recover firearms in Maguindanao
Philippine military forces raided a Dawlah Islamiya-Hassan Group hideout in Mamasapano, recovering high-powered firearms and explosives. Read about the operation's success.
Filipino's Dilemma: Staying Brave or Leaving Wise?
A Filipino professional in his 30s grapples with the choice between staying in the Philippines out of patriotism or leaving for better opportunities abroad. Discover the insights on making this life-changing decision.
23 OFWs Affected in Hong Kong Fire, Gov't Aid Deployed
The Philippine government is providing full assistance to 23 OFWs affected by a major fire in Hong Kong's Tai Po. OWWA Chief Patricia Yvonne Caunan assures immediate support and 24/7 hotlines for families.
Purple Haven Celebrates 2 Years as Abuse Survivor Sanctuary
Purple Haven, Davao del Sur's protection unit, celebrates its 2nd anniversary, reinforcing support for abuse survivors with new donations and community partnerships.
Hong Kong Fire: 128 Dead, 58 Filipinos Confirmed Safe
Massive Hong Kong residential fire claims 128 lives. 58 Filipinos confirmed safe, one OFW missing. Search operations complete as investigation continues.
Trump Permanently Bans Third World Immigration
US President Donald Trump declares permanent immigration pause from Third World countries, reverses Biden policies, and removes 'non-assets' after National Guard death.
ICC Rejects Duterte's Interim Release Appeal
ICC Appeals Chamber confirms Rodrigo Duterte must remain detained, citing flight risk and influence concerns. The former Philippine president faces crimes against humanity charges.
OFW Stable After Hong Kong Fire, One Missing
Filipino worker injured in Hong Kong's Tai Po fire is recovering. DMW confirms one OFW remains missing. 58 other Filipinos safe. Stay updated on this developing story.
Philippines HIV Cases Surge: Over 5,500 New Infections
The DOH reports a sharp rise in HIV cases in the Philippines, with over 5,500 new infections from July to September 2025. Learn the key regions affected and the reasons behind the increase.
3 Trafficking Victims Rescued in Tawi-Tawi Sting
Philippine lawmen rescue three human trafficking victims and arrest facilitator in Bongao, Tawi-Tawi operation. Read how authorities are combating trafficking.
China's 15th Five-Year Plan: PH Opportunities
China's Consul General in Davao outlines the 15th Five-Year Plan priorities including high-quality development and opening up, offering new cooperation opportunities for Philippines.
Philippines HIV Cases Jump 22% in Q3 2025
The DOH reports over 5,500 new HIV cases from July to September 2025, a 22% increase. Learn about the regional hotspots and the reasons behind the surge.
Global Experts Push WHO on Tobacco Harm Reduction
Over 40 medical experts urge WHO to adopt tobacco harm reduction, citing scientific evidence that smoke-free alternatives can save millions of lives. Read their compelling arguments.
Traditional Filipino Stage Drama Faces Extinction
Cultural traditions like stage drama and poetic tributes are disappearing in modern Philippines. Learn why younger generations prefer disco over heritage arts and what's being lost.
10 Suspected Leptospirosis Cases in Mandaue
Mandaue City Health Office reports 10 suspected leptospirosis cases after Typhoon Tino. Cases await regional confirmation. Public urged to avoid floodwaters.
Teen surrenders in Iloilo bomb threat investigation
A 19-year-old Oton resident surrenders after police trace bomb threats to his Facebook account. Suspect faces multiple criminal charges as investigation continues.
Leptospirosis Kills 4 in Cebu City After Flooding
Four fatalities from suspected leptospirosis reported in Cebu City following typhoon-induced flooding. Health officials warn residents to avoid floodwaters and seek preventive medication.
Enrile Hero Burial Controversy: Martial Law Legacy
Controversy erupts as Juan Ponce Enrile receives hero's burial despite martial law atrocities. Learn about the 70,000 detained and 3,000 killed under his watch. Join the historical justice discussion.
Davao Strengthens Child Protection at CISS Congress 2025
Davao City's CSWDO hosts the CISS Congress 2025, uniting 54 children to shape policies against child labor. Learn how the city is fighting for children's rights and a safer future.
US Nursing Student Loan Policy Change Alarms PH
Philippine lawmakers express concern over US excluding nursing from student loan policy. Government agencies urged to analyze impact on Filipino nurses working in America.
Subic Mural Project Highlights West Philippine Sea
Young artists create murals in Subic, Zambales to raise awareness about the historical, environmental, and economic importance of the West Philippine Sea. Join the conversation about national sovereignty.
Preventing Leptospirosis After Typhoon Tino
Health officials warn about leptospirosis risks after Typhoon Tino. Learn crucial prevention methods and early symptoms to protect your family from this deadly disease.
Angeles City Starts 18-Day Anti-VAW Campaign
Angeles City officials, led by Mayor Jon Lazatin, launched an 18-day campaign to end violence against women. The initiative focuses on prevention, survivor support, and reinforcing gender-sensitive practices.
16 Years After Ampatuan Massacre: Justice Still Elusive
On the 16th anniversary of the Ampatuan Massacre, the NUJP and victims' families continue seeking complete justice for 58 victims, including 32 journalists. Join the call for accountability.
16 Years After Ampatuan Massacre: Justice Eludes
16 years after Philippines' deadliest election violence, NUJP renews calls for full justice for 58 Ampatuan Massacre victims, including 32 journalists. Join the fight for media safety.
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