The World Health Organization is considering the use of experimental treatment to control the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
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National debt balloons next year
The national debt that every Filipino shoulders will rise by 2015. At the end of 2014, the debt shouldered by every Filipino is estimated at Php 59, 121, next year this will rise to Php 64, 000.
Second Ebola patient to receive experimental treatment in U.S
Disease experts are weighing in new Ebola treatment as second patient receives experimental treatment.
55 buried, 49 missing in fresh landslide in quake-hit area in SW China
At least 55 people were buried and 49 others missing due to fresh landslides in earthquake-stricken southwest China.
Businessmen: emergency powers needed to address power crisis
A group of businessmen is supporting calls for the Congress to grant emergency powers to President Aquino to address the feared power crisis in the country.
SC decision on DAP will be rendered useless once congress redefines savings – Abad
Budget Secretary Butch Abad said that Supreme Court’s decision disallowing the declaration of savings at the end of the year will be rendered useless once Congress re-defines what “savings” is.
U.S General killed, other troops wounded in Afghanistan attack
A United States general was killed and another dozen wounded, including a German general, in the latest insider attack of a military training facility in the Afghan capital of Kabul.
Sec. Kerry presses for a voluntary freeze on maritime activities in South China Sea
United States Secretary of State John Kerry asked for a voluntary freeze on actions that tend to aggravate maritime disputes in the Asian seas as he attends the ASEAN summit in Myanmar.
Palace presents P2.6T budget for 2015
Malacañang submitted its proposed 2.6 trillion pesos national budget to the House of Representatives.
Manila Mayor Joseph Estrada may run for president
It is possible that Manila Mayor Joseph Estrada may run for president in 2016 if Vice-President Jejomar Binay runs for president under the Liberal Party.
Price of well milled rice continues to climb
According to the National Statistics Office, the price of well-milled rice continues to climb despite government efforts to curtail it.
Philippines stop sending OFWs to West Africa
Due to Ebola outbreak, the Philippines has stopped sending overseas Filipino workers to West Africa to prevent the spread of said virus in the country. Negative pressure isolation rooms have also been prepared to quarantine those who are deemed Ebola virus carriers.
