House sets hearing on government’s vaccine plan
THE House of Representatives has set its own inquiry on the vaccination program of the administration while the country awaits the vaccines. Members of the House committee on health, chaired
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Boy 2 Quizon naaksidente, kotse wasak!
BAHAGYANG nasugatan ang aktor na si Boy 2 Quizon matapos banggain ang kanyang sasakyan ng isang van sa Quezon City Biyernes ng madaling araw. Dahil sa insidente ay nawasak ang
DOH intensifies genomic biosurveillance UK variant
FOLLOWING the detection of the United Kingdom COVID-19 variant in the Philippines, the Department of Health intensified weekly genomic biosurveillance among incoming passengers, local cases, re-infected patients, and those with
Travel restrictions extended
TRAVEL restrictions in more than 30 countries were extended until January 31. The Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) yesterday approved the recommendation to extend the entry travel restrictions and the rules
Imee: Include Asian factor in choosing safest vaccine for PH
SENATOR Imee Marcos has urged the government to give weight to COVID-19 vaccines that included more Asian participants in their efficacy trials. “Besides cost, cold storage requirements, ease of use,
Actress Nova Villa receives Papal award
ACTRESS Nova Villa (Novelita Gallegos in real life) has been recognized by the Vatican for dedicating all her works to God. She received the Pro Ecclesia Et Pontifice, the highest
Trabahotline launched to monitor PH employment status
EXACTLY 10 months after quarantine measures were imposed across the country, labor group, Defend Jobs Philippines Friday launched the “Trabahotline” campaign to monitor the Philippine employment status amid the COVID-19
Dar cites need to open up economy
THERE is a need to open up the economy to create more income opportunities for the benefit of poorer sectors of the country. This was stressed by Agriculture Secretary William
SC resets oral arguments on petitions vs anti-terror law
THE Supreme Court yesterday postponed the scheduled oral arguments, which was supposed to be held this January 19, on multitude of petitions questioning the legality of the Anti-Terrorism Act of
Shabu lab smashed in Subic, 4 cops nabbed
[caption id="attachment_11152" align="alignright" width="210"] The mini-‘shabu lab’ discovered in Olongapo City.[/caption] A SUSPECTED shabu manufacturing syndicate believed being financed by foreign nationals and protected by a group of rogue local