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Thailand e-visa 2026: full guide to fees, documents, visa types

Every standard visa application for Thailand, from a two-week holiday to a five-year digital nomad visa, now runs through a single system: the Thailand e-visa portal at thaievisa.go.th. The Thailand e-visa replaced the old system of physical stickers and in-person appointments across all 94 Royal Thai embassies and consulates since January 2025. The portal is …

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Shake Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins Review: A Fresh Take on a Horror Classic That Doesn’t Quite Stick the Landing

Shake Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins attempts to reinvent the iconic Filipino horror franchise with three interconnected stories spanning centuries. While the film delivers impressive production values and memorable horror imagery, its uneven writing keeps it from becoming the definitive franchise revival.

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Consolacion buy-bust nets 5 suspects, P68,000 suspected shabu

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Five suspected drug personalities were arrested and packs of suspected shabu were seized during a buy-bust operation conducted in Barangay Casili, Consolacion, Cebu, before dawn on Thursday, July 30. The operation was carried out around 2 a.m. in Purok Lavender, Barangay Casili, by the Mobile Drug Enforcement Unit (MDEU) of the

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Crew saves woman who fell overboard in Batangas waters

 LUCENA CITY – A woman fell overboard from a domestic passenger vessel bound for Caticlan Port in Malay, Aklan, but was safely rescued by the ship’s crew in the waters off Batangas City early Thursday. In a report, the Batangas station of the Philippine Coast Guard was notified at around 3 a.m. by the Vessel Traffic

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DOJ to start handling ‘syndicate-level’ drug cases only

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Thursday said it will decongest its cases involving illegal drugs and will handle only syndicate-level crimes, and those involving public officers and big fish, through its anti-illegal drug task force. In a press conference, DOJ Undersecretary Ian Dato said that Department Order No. 161, which created

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Marcos cites LGUs as key to faster rice aid distribution

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday said his administration is relying on local government units (LGUs) to distribute rice assistance, saying local officials are better equipped to identify beneficiaries and deliver aid more quickly than the national government. Speaking in Tarlac, Marcos said the government has restructured the implementation of the Local

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11-year-old girl drowns in Pagadian river

PAGADIAN CITY, Zamboanga del Sur – An 11-year-old girl was found dead following an apparent drowning incident at around 10:20 p.m. on Wednesday in Barangay Bogo, Pagadian City. Lt. Col. Lee Eric Humpa, Pagadian City police chief, said their personnel responded immediately after receiving a report of the incident. The victim’s lifeless body was recovered

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Marcos leads aid distribution, encourages gov’t scholars in Tarlac

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Thursday led the distribution of rice, met with government scholars, and turned over more than P100 million to barangays in Tarlac, as his administration continued implementing programs highlighted during his 2026 State of the Nation Address. Marcos distributed 10-kilogram rice packs under the Local Government Support

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Denise Julia Fires Back at Critics Who Questioned Her Tondo Roots

Denise Julia Breaks Her Silence After Facing Backlash Over Tondo Music Video DENISE JULIA – What was meant to be a heartfelt tribute to her hometown quickly turned controversial as Denise Julia found herself defending her roots against skeptical social media users. Singer-songwriter Denise Julia has firmly responded to critics who questioned her connection to ... Read more

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Student Who Posted Bomb Threat Against School Allegedly Did It Just to Get Classes Suspended 

Student Arrested After Posting Bomb Threat Online to Suspend Classes  An 18-year-old student allegedly posted on social media that he would bomb his school, reportedly in an attempt to have classes suspended.  On July 27, 2026, the student in Nueva Ecija was arrested after allegedly posting a bomb threat. He later admitted that it was intended to ... Read more

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