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Bangkok plans 1,347 EV rubbish trucks to cut costs

Bangkok plans to lease 1,347 electric rubbish trucks, with Governor Chadchart Sittipunt saying the switch from diesel could save the city about 4.745 billion baht in energy costs over five years. The project is being considered as part of Bangkok’s 2027 fiscal year budget, which is currently before the Bangkok Metropolitan Council for its second …

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Cop wounded in gun attack at checkpoint in SGA-BARMM

COTABATO CITY- A police officer was wounded after unidentified armed men fired at a security checkpoint in Barangay Kadingilan, Nabalawag, Special Geographic Area (SGA), Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) on Wednesday, a police official said. Capt. Steffi Salanguit, spokesperson for Police Regional Office Bangsamoro Autonomous Region (PROBAR),  identified the wounded officer as Pat.

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Sogod accident: Truck backs into its driver, falls into cliff

CEBU CITY, Philippines — A wing van that conked out in the middle of an uphill portion of the highway suddenly backed into its driver, who was underneath the vehicle trying to fix the truck, and ran over its foot. The wing van, which was loaded with 500 sacks of rice, continued to move backward

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Puno: Flawed exclusion of senator-judges could void entire trial

MANILA, Philippines  – Wrongfully preventing a senator-judge from taking part in an impeachment trial could expose the entire proceeding — including an eventual verdict — to Supreme Court review and possible nullification, retired Chief Justice Reynato Puno warned Wednesday. Puno drew a line between matters left solely to the Senate impeachment court and actions that could

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Panganiban: Is it fair to let those hiding, traveling abroad join trial?

MANILA, Philippines — Artemio Panganiban, former Supreme Court chief justice, asked on Wednesday if it would be fair to allow senators who are traveling abroad or hiding “in the dark corners of the world” to join in the impeachment trial’s voting process, when others have given time in hearing arguments and examining evidence. Panganiban, an opinion

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Ex-CJ Panganiban: What if only 16 senators can vote in impeachment?

MANILA, Philippines — Former Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban questioned the argument that all 24 senators should vote in an impeachment case, asking what would happen if only 16 senator-judges remain able to vote. During the Senate Impeachment Court’s discussions on proposals to lower the vote threshold for convicting Vice President Sara Duterte, Panganiban was asked

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LIST: Flooded areas in Quezon City after downpour on Wednesday afternoon

MANILA, Philippines — Some areas in Quezon City were submerged in floodwaters following heavy rains brought by localized thunderstorms on Wednesday afternoon, the local government said. In an advisory, the local government listed the following areas affected by flood as of 2:50 p.m.: Ankle-deep flood, up to 9 inches Brgy. Central Gutter-deep flood, up to

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Palace on Roque asylum: Accused must face allegations, clear name

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Wednesday said individuals facing allegations should confront the issues against them and present evidence to clear their names, as questions over the status of former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque’s asylum application surfaced. On Tuesday, Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla announced that Roque’s asylum application in Europe had been denied — a statement

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Solon hits proposed low budget for K-9 under PDEA next year

MANILA, Philippines — Philreca party-list Rep. Presley de Jesus on Wednesday criticized the proposed low budget allocation for training and taking care of Narcotic Detection Dogs or K-9s for illegal drug operations across the country for 2027, emphasizing that their roles in illegal drug seizures are too important to be allocated such an amount.  READ:

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2 Lady Passengers File Complaint Against Transport Van Over Poor Service in Aklan 

2 Lady Passengers File Complaint Against Transport Van Over Poor Service During Trip to Iloilo Two lady passengers have filed a complaint against a transport van operator over alleged poor service during a trip from Caticlan to Zarraga, Iloilo.  According to one of the complainants, a resident of Manoc-Manoc, Boracay, she was traveling with her two ... Read more

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