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(Reuters) – Cases in West Africa’s Ebola outbreak this year have risen to 2,240, including 1,229 deaths, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday, reporting the toll in four countries including Nigeria. The WHO said it was working with the U.N.’s World Food Programme (WFP) to ensure food delivery to 1 million people living in Ebola quarantine zones in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. “Food has been delivered to hospitalized patients and people under […]
Malacañang has announced the appointment of former AFP chief Emmanuel Bautista as Undersecretary of the Office of the President.
Despite threats of mass protests, the Liberal Party is bent on pursuing charter change, primarily to amend the presidential term.
A food poisoning incident in the province of Misamis Oriental resulted in 130 people being sent to various hospitals in the country.
Major dams in the country still have not attained their target water levels which may mean a water crisis next year due to the El Niño.
Israel and Palestinian negotiators agreed to extend the ceasefire which is supposed to end today for another 24 hours, as they search for a more permanent ceasefire agreement.
A motorcycle rider was injured when he collided with a car in the traffic intersection of Taft and Ayala Avenue.
Due to the high pressure area, expect fair weather ahead with isolated rain showers in the afternoon.
Quezon City suspended the “plaka vest” ordinance due to the amount of feed back received by the local government after its implementation.
Here is an update on the arraignment of retired Major General Jovito Palparan.
The investigation on the MRT accident conducted by the Department of Transportation and Communication is currently ongoing as incidents involving the MRT rise.
The Government declared that the MRT is long overdue a much-needed rehabilitation, with MRT spokesman saying that said mode of transportation needs rehabilitation every 8 years.
