Lottery

In the headlines today, Thailand and Malaysia are targeting September for a new Southern Peace Dialogue, then, in Lopburi nearly 100 monkeys break out of a containment facility (I’ve seen this movie before), also, we have a couple of stories where jilted lovers go to criminal lengths for revenge, in ASEAN News Laos has handed …

The story Thailand Video News | Nearly 100 Monkeys Break Out of Lopburi Facility | Phuket Taxi Driver Wins Praise for Giving Tourists a Free Temple Ride as seen on Thaiger News.

A pickup truck driven by an 11 year old boy crashed into a group of monks on a pilgrimage in Mukdahan today, July 2, killing at least five monks and injuring more than 20 others. The crash happened at about 11.55am on the inbound carriageway of a main road near the entrance to Huai Sing …

The story Pickup driven by 11 year old hits monks in Mukdahan, five dead as seen on Thaiger News.

SANTA CLARA, United States — Basketball superstar LeBron James congratulated Folarin Balogun on scoring for the United States in their World Cup victory on Wednesday after the striker emulated his trademark “Silencer” celebration. Balogun twice put the ball in the net in the 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina, whipping out James’s signature dance move

TACLOBAN CITY — Leyte 1st District Rep. Martin Romualdez has proposed wide-ranging measures to improve school safety and child protection, as a direct response to the June 22 mass shooting at San Jose National High School, which resulted in three student fatalities and 20 injuries. Romualdez unveiled the proposals during a consultative meeting on Tuesday,

LABRADOR, Pangasinan – This western Pangasinan town has declared July 12 every year as “West Philippine Sea Victory Day” to commemorate the landmark 2016 Arbitral Award and honor the country’s diplomatic victory. Labrador Mayor Noel Uson signed Executive Order No. 41 on Tuesday, citing the significance of July 12, 2016, when the Permanent Court of

TACLOBAN CITY — The provincial government of Northern Samar is moving to institutionalize a “Right to Care” policy that would allow qualified residents to designate a trusted person to make health care decisions on their behalf during medical emergencies when they are unable to communicate. The proposed ordinance, now under deliberation by the Northern Samar Sangguniang

MANILA, Philippines — A Hong Kong-bound flight was temporarily held up at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) on Thursday morning due to a “security concern.” Philippine Airlines (PAL) confirmed the incident in a statement, but did not specify the security concern. READ: Bomb threat at NAIA delays a flight to Japan “[PAL] confirms that

IRIGA CITY, Camarines Sur — The Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB) has given the city government of Iriga P5 million for the construction of its first community-based drug rehabilitation center. The facility will rise at the New Government Center 2 in Barangay Sta. Elena. DDB Executive Director Earl P. Saavedra personally turned over the check to

While many security guards were reporting for duty that day, one father was somewhere else, sitting among proud families at a graduation ceremony and watching his daughter walk across the stage as the first-ever degree holder, and cum laude at that, in their family. This moment, captured in a TikTok video, has since touched social

MANILA, Philippines — A retired rear admiral may face “grave coercion” charges for pointing a firearm at a driver who parked in front of his property, Mandaluyong Police chief, PCol. Reynan Patam said on Thursday. The possible charges were revealed in a Senate panel hearing after a viral video of retired Navy Rear Admiral Ramon