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Philstar Nation

Flammable Cargo Blamed for June Aster Fire

The Maritime Industry Authority in the Philippines has identified flammable cargo as the likely cause of the fire that engulfed the motor vessel June Aster, with investigations ongoing.

Inquirer NewsInfo

Over 80% of Upper Marikina Watershed Vulnerable to Landslides, 2026 Study Reveals

A 2026 study reveals that over 80% of the Upper Marikina River Basin Protected Landscape (UMRBPL) is vulnerable to landslides, with slope identified as the biggest contributing factor. The findings underscore the urgent need for enhanced preventive measures, following a recent landslide in Baras, Rizal, that temporarily blocked a major highway.

Inquirer NewsInfo

Mary Jane Veloso Returns Home to Family and Grandchildren

Mary Jane Veloso, a Filipina who had been imprisoned abroad, has returned to her home country to reunite with her family and grandchildren. Her return has been a moment of significant public interest in the Philippines.

Inquirer NewsInfo

DOH Raises Code White Alert Ahead of Severe Tropical Storm Queenie

The Philippine Department of Health (DOH) has activated a "code white" alert due to the potential impact of Severe Tropical Storm Queenie. This measure ensures the DOH operations center is on 24/7 alert for timely response in affected areas.

Rappler Business

Who is Jaime T. Cruz, Sara Duterte’s business partner?

Information regarding Jaime T. Cruz, identified as a business partner of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, has been reported by Rappler Business. Details about his background and business activities are currently limited.

GMA News Philippines

Remulla Slams LTO Over Alleged Third-Party Insurance Scheme

Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla has strongly criticized the Land Transportation Office (LTO) over alleged fraudulent practices concerning third-party liability insurance, stating that accident victims are unable to claim benefits. He accused the LTO of neglecting assistance for insurance claims and focusing solely on financial aspects.

Inquirer NewsInfo

Guiuan Earns Global Acclaim for Environmental Programs

Guiuan, Eastern Samar, Philippines, has received international recognition for its environmental and sustainability initiatives, including coastal resource protection, solid waste management, and renewable energy programs. The municipality secured four awards at The Philippine Model Cities and Municipalities 2026.

Inquirer NewsInfo

Bulusan Park Survey Reveals Rich Avian Diversity

A three-day avian survey in Bulusan Volcano Natural Park, Sorsogon, has confirmed the thriving presence of diverse bird species, including endemic ones. The assessment highlights the park's ecological richness and importance for conservation efforts.

GMA News Philippines

DOLE Launches SkillPass for TUPAD Workers to Boost Employment Opportunities

The Philippine Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has launched SkillPass, a skills certification program for beneficiaries of the Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) program, aiming to enhance their future employment prospects by formalizing their temporary work experience into certifiable skills.

Inquirer NewsInfo

El Niño Inflicts Over P97M Damage on Bicol Agriculture

The El Niño phenomenon has caused significant damage to agriculture in the Bicol region of the Philippines. Prolonged dry conditions and below-normal rainfall have resulted in over P97 million in losses, affecting more than 2,700 farmers.

Inquirer NewsInfo

Severe Tropical Storm Queenie Nears Typhoon Category, Pagasa Warns

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) announced that Severe Tropical Storm Queenie has intensified and is nearing typhoon category. It is located east-northeast of the Batanes Islands, prompting increased vigilance.

GMA Money Philippines

Marcos Pushes for Stronger Supply Chains to Boost Domestic Manufacturing

President Marcos emphasized the critical need for advanced technology adoption and robust domestic supply chains to enhance the international competitiveness of local manufacturing. During a visit to Laguna Technopark, he highlighted the importance of innovation through private sector collaboration.

GMA News Philippines

Teodoro undecided on 2028 presidential run: 'Who knows what will happen?'

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro remains "undecided" on a potential run for the 2028 presidential elections. He emphasized the importance of asserting Philippine rights in the West Philippine Sea, linking it to future generations' quality of life and sustainability.

Rappler Philippines

Mary Jane Veloso Returns Home to Nueva Ecija After 16 Years in Prison

Mary Jane Veloso, a former overseas Filipino worker, returned to her home province of Nueva Ecija in the Philippines after serving 16 years in prison in Indonesia for drug trafficking. Granted an absolute pardon by the president, she has reunited with her family and expressed gratitude for her freedom.

Inquirer NewsInfo

Sara Duterte denies receiving money from Velasco’s ex-aide

Vice President Sara Duterte on Saturday denied knowledge of an alleged former security officer of ex-Speaker Lord Allan Velasco who supposedly delivered money to her and other family members. The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is reportedly investigating these claims.

GMA News Philippines

Marcos orders probe into 'nefarious' foreign activities in PH

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. announced that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered an investigation into "nefarious" foreign activities within the Philippines. This comes amid concerns over illegal activities allegedly involving Chinese nationals, including the case of former Bamban, Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo and substandard steel plants.

Inquirer NewsInfo

Metro Manila Minimum Wage Hiked by P60 Effective Sept. 26

Wage Order No. 28, raising the minimum wage in Metro Manila (NCR) by P60, took effect on September 26. The daily minimum wage for non-agricultural workers is now P755, and for agricultural workers, P718.

Inquirer NewsInfo

Philippines Aims for 85% Cut in Plastic Pollution by 2040

The Philippines has unveiled a national roadmap targeting an 85 percent reduction in plastic pollution by 2040. The plan aims to prevent plastic waste at its source and improve collection and recycling rates nationwide, according to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.

Inquirer NewsInfo

New School Building Inaugurated in Albay Village, Improving Learning Environment

A new two-classroom building has been inaugurated at Burgos Elementary School in Daraga town, Albay, benefiting 61 learners. This development significantly improves the learning environment for students who previously held classes outdoors or in covered courts. The project cost approximately P9.65 million.

Philstar Nation

Ex-NPA leader shot by companion now under protection

An official of the defunct New People's Army (NPA) in southern Philippines, shot by a companion, is now under military and police protection as she seeks to avail of the government's surrender program and return to mainstream society.

Philstar Nation

Five Grade 11 Students Drown in Zamboanga Sibugay River

Five Grade 11 students drowned in a river in Zamboanga Sibugay, Philippines, after being swept away by floodwaters. Six classmates were rescued. Reports suggest the students may have skipped classes for an outing.

Philstar Nation

Philippines Postpones Barangay, Youth Elections to 2028, Extends Incumbent Terms

Philippine President Marcos has signed into law a bill postponing the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections from their scheduled 2026 date to November 2028, extending the terms of incumbent officials by two years. The decision faces criticism for disenfranchising voters and concerns about perpetuating political control.

Philstar Nation

P60 Wage Hike for Metro Manila Minimum Wage Earners Takes Effect

The minimum wage for workers in Metro Manila, Philippines, will increase by P60 daily starting September 26. This brings the daily wage for non-agricultural workers to P755 and for agricultural workers to P718, under a new wage order issued by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).

Philstar Nation

Duterte Camp Seeks to Cap ICC Evidence to 10,000 Items

Former President Rodrigo Duterte's defense team has asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) to limit prosecution evidence to 10,000 items, down from over 62,000, citing volume and quality issues that impede adequate defense preparation.

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Sara Duterte Denies Receiving Billions in Cash

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has vehemently denied allegations from a former congressman's aide that she received over P2 billion in cash. Duterte dismissed the claims as a "media stunt" and accused the administration of trying to oust her.

Philstar Nation

Mayor in Ampatuan clan bailiwick town, 11 others face terrorism raps

A court in Iligan City has issued arrest warrants for the mayor of Datu Unsay, Maguindanao del Sur, and 11 others for their alleged involvement in a January ambush that targeted the mayor of Shariff Aguak. The charges include violations of the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020, raising concerns in a region historically linked to the Ampatuan clan.

Inquirer NewsInfo

Zombie Parade Outcry Sparks Call to Strip Baguio of Creative City Title

Following the cancellation of Baguio City's annual Halloween parade due to religious backlash, an online petition has emerged demanding the revocation of its UNESCO Creative City title, citing suppression of creativity. Young professionals are lobbying the city council.