Teen Dies After Hospital Transfer Delay in Carcar
A 15-year-old boy in Carcar City died after alleged delays in e-referral and treatment at Cebu Provincial Hospital, with family citing protocols as a barrier to specialized care.
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Davao Advocates Push for PhilHealth Autism Coverage
The Autism Society Philippines-Davao urges lawmakers to approve PhilHealth coverage for autism assessments and therapy to ease financial burdens on families.
OFW's Relationship Ends Over Family Secret
An OFW named Art shares his heartbreaking story of how his online relationship with a single mom ended abruptly after she discovered his half-brother is the father of her child, leading to confusion and a lack of closure.
Teen's Death Sparks Debate Over Hospital E-Referral Rules
A 15-year-old boy's death after a road accident in Carcar City has ignited controversy over hospital e-referral protocols, with family alleging digital delays hindered critical care.
Davao City Kicks Off National Deworming Month in Schools
Davao City Health Office, DOH, and DepEd launch National Deworming Month at Barangay Balingaeng Elementary School, targeting children aged 5-19 to prevent anemia and stunting from parasitic worms.
Sinulog Festival Featured on New BSP Commemorative Coin
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas honors Cebu's Sinulog Festival with a special commemorative coin as part of its Pista sa Pilipinas series, celebrating the nation's rich cultural traditions through collectible legal tender.
CIC Stages 'The King and I' Musical for Charity
Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepcion and its alumni association present Rodgers & Hammerstein's 'The King and I' in a limited run in 2026, with proceeds aiding community engagement and school recovery efforts.
WeCare Foundation's Journey from EDSA to Education
Founded after the EDSA Revolution, the WeCare Foundation began with civic volunteers leading Cebu's local government. Now led by President Ramon Sebastian, it supports scholarships and fosters community through nostalgic fellowship gatherings.
DOH-Davao Launches Measles-Rubella Vaccination Drive
The Department of Health-Davao Region officially launched the Measles-Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity, but data reveals over 400,000 children in BARMM remain unvaccinated, with regional disparities in coverage across Mindanao.
Church Decries Conviction of Activists as 'Travesty of Justice'
The Promotion of Church People's Response condemns the conviction of journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and community worker Marielle Domequil under terrorism financing laws, calling it weaponized justice against human rights advocates.
Marcosian Legacy of Lawfare Against Activists Decried
The national chairman of the Student Christian Movement of the Philippines condemns the weaponization of laws against human rights workers, citing recent convictions as evidence of continuing state persecution under the Marcos Jr. administration.
PNP Intensifies Anti-Terror Monitoring in Mindanao
Philippine National Police acting chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. has directed strict surveillance and intelligence operations to prevent terrorist recruitment and training activities in Mindanao, particularly in Lanao and Maguindanao provinces.
Sinulog sa Topeka 2026 Sets Record Attendance in Kansas
Over 500 Filipino-Americans from across the U.S. gathered in Topeka, Kansas for Sinulog sa Topeka 2026, marking the largest turnout since the festival's inception. Organizers celebrated community unity and devotion to Sto. Niño.
Japan's ₱205M Health Project for BARMM BaSulTa Islands
Japan has launched a ₱205 million grant project to strengthen maternal and child healthcare services in the remote BaSulTa provinces of BARMM, targeting displaced populations and upgrading health facilities.
Sinulog sa Topeka 2026 Draws 500 in Kansas Celebration
Sinulog sa Topeka 2026 in Kansas, USA, brought together nearly 500 devotees of Señor Santo Niño for a vibrant festival of faith, unity, and Filipino heritage, featuring street dancing and community feasting.
PNP Chief Orders Monitoring vs Terrorism Recruitment in Mindanao
Acting PNP chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. directs intensified intelligence gathering and strict monitoring to prevent terrorism-related activities in Mindanao, following reports of Dawlah Islamiyah recruitment.
MJ Cuenco Avenue Renaming Sparks Historical Debate
The renaming of Calle delos Martires to MJ Cuenco Avenue in 1964 continues to stir debate, balancing Mariano Jesus Cuenco's political legacy against honoring Spanish-era martyrs in Cebu.
BOC to Deliver Abandoned Balikbayan Boxes in 60 Days
The Bureau of Customs plans to deliver thousands of abandoned balikbayan boxes to OFW families nationwide within two months, following President Marcos' approval of funds for door-to-door delivery.
Over 1M Mindanao Kids Vaccinated in DOH Measles Campaign
The Department of Health reports vaccinating over one million children in Mindanao and BARMM against measles and rubella in the first week of its 'Ligtas Tigdas' immunization drive, targeting 2.8 million.
Cebu Hosts ASEAN Again: Progress Amid Calamities
Cebu prepares to host the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2026, contrasting its 2007 summit glamour with current disaster recovery and governance challenges.
Visayan-Cebuano: An Agglutinative Language Explained
Explore the morphological typology of Visayan-Cebuano, an agglutinative language where words form through affixation, with examples and rules for proper writing.
USJ-R SHS Hosts Japanese Students for Cultural Exchange
University of San Jose-Recoletos Senior High School welcomed 27 Japanese students from Sapporo Kiyota High School for a week-long English Language Learning Program and cultural immersion, featuring traditional Filipino games and homestay experiences.
EU Emergency Summit After Trump Suspends Tariffs Over Greenland
The European Union convened an emergency summit as U.S. President Donald Trump temporarily suspended threatened tariffs on eight European countries amid rising tensions over Greenland, signaling a recalibration of transatlantic relations.
Iran's IRGC: 10 Foreign Intel Agencies Behind Terrorist Incidents
Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps claims 10 foreign intelligence services orchestrated recent terrorist incidents as part of a failed US-Israeli plan to destabilize the country.
1M+ Kids Vaccinated in Mindanao Measles Drive
The Department of Health reports vaccinating over one million children in Mindanao during the first five days of its measles-rubella immunization campaign, targeting 2.8 million.
No Filipinos in Spain Train Crash, DFA Reports
The Department of Foreign Affairs confirms no Filipinos were among the casualties in a high-speed train collision in Southern Spain, with the embassy and consulate ready to assist.
Three Dead, One Hurt in Australia Shooting Incident
A shooting in Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales, Australia, resulted in three fatalities and one injury. Authorities are investigating the incident as the suspect remains at large.
Greenland Open to US Talks, Defends Sovereignty
Greenland's government expresses readiness for discussions with the United States but firmly rejects any compromise on its national sovereignty, as Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen responds to US President Donald Trump's statements.
Russia to Sign US-Brokered Ukraine Ceasefire Deal
A ceasefire deal between Ukraine and Russia gains momentum after a meeting between Presidents Zelensky and Trump, with security guarantees agreed upon pending war's end.
UAE to Host Trilateral Talks on Ukraine War
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announces trilateral talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine in the UAE, following discussions with US President Donald Trump in Davos.
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