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LOOK: Sara Duterte visits wake of Tacloban shooting victims

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte on Wednesday visited the wake of the three students killed in the school shooting incident in Tacloban City. According to the Office of the Vice President, Duterte extended her condolences to the families and offered prayers for the victims. READ: VP Duterte visits wake of student killed in

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Tacloban City Mayor Lectures Parents in Guiding Children After School Shooting 

Tacloban City Mayor Urges Parents to Take Greater Role in Guiding Children After School Shooting  Tacloban City Mayor Alfred Romualdez has lectured and urged parents to become more active in guiding and disciplining children.  According to the mayor, the shooting at San Jose National High School should serve as a serious reminder for everyone, especially those directly responsible ... Read more

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9 suspects arrested for personal data trafficking during raids at 22 locations

Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) officers arrested nine suspects for the personal data trafficking, which caused damage worth more than 2 billion baht. Officers from the CIB announced the arrests during a press conference on June 23, following an operation named Cut Down Scam 2. The investigation followed an earlier crackdown at the end of last …

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After Tacloban bloodshed, police urge active shooter drills in schools

CEBU CITY, Philippines — In the wake of the deadly school shooting in Tacloban City, regional firearms and security regulators have urged schools to consider conducting active shooter drills and called on firearm owners to ensure that guns would not fall into the hands of minors. Police Colonel Elmer Cinco, chief of the Regional Civil

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Storm Higos to enter PAR Thursday as Francisco, ‘habagat’ soak Luzon

MANILA, Philippines – Tropical Storm (TS) Higos is forecast to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Thursday and will be given the local name Gardo, the weather bureau said. Higos was located 2,120 km. east of Central Luzon as of 10 a.m. on Wednesday. It is moving west-northwest at 20 kilometers per hour (kph).

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School violence in PH: From Duterte’s 1972 shooting story to the Tacloban tragedy

Before rising to the nation’s highest office, Rodrigo Duterte figured in what is considered one of the Philippines’ earliest and most controversial school shooting incidents. Duterte himself recounted the incident during a campaign speech in Iloilo City in 2016, saying he shot a fraternity brother at San Beda College in Manila in 1972 after being

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Dole urges construction sector to adopt progressive wage model

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) on Wednesday called on the construction industry to adopt the agency’s model that promotes competitive and sustainable salaries for lower-wage workers while improving their skills. According to Dole, the advisory signed by Dole secretary Francis Tolentino last June 16 serves as a guide for the

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Bacolod City mayor reconstitutes task force to prevent ASF 

BACOLOD CITY–Mayor Greg Gasataya here has issued an executive order on Tuesday reconstituting a task force to formulate a comprehensive contingency plan to prevent the outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF) in the city.  This proactive step is part of the city’s continued effort to protect local farmers, hog raisers, vendors, consumers, and the entire swine

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DSWD chief assures aid, justice for Tacloban shooting victims

TACLOBAN CITY— As the nation continues to grapple with the aftermath of the deadly shooting at San Jose National High School that claimed the lives of three students and injured 20 others, Social Welfare Secretary Rex Gatchalian on Wednesday visited the wake of one of the victims and assured grieving families of government support and

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Lowering criminal liability age won’t curb juvenile crime – Manila solon

MANILA, Philippines – Lowering the minimum age of criminal responsibility is not the answer to addressing the juvenile crimes committed by young offenders, Manila Rep. Joel Chua said on Wednesday, amid calls to reduce it. In a statement, he said the solution to crimes involving minors lies in proper family guidance and access to mental

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