Alam ba ninyo na ang hindi pagkain ng almusal ay masama sa puso? Ayon sa American Heart Association, ang pagkain ng almusal bawat araw ay nagpapababa ng panganib sa pagkakaroon ng cardiovascular disease. Lumabas sa pag-aaral na ang pagkain ng mayaman sa calories sa umaga at pagkain ng kakaunti sa gabi ay nagbabawas ng posibilidad ng heart attack, stroke at iba pang sakit sa puso at blood vessel. Ayon kay Marie Pierre St-Onge, ng Colombia […]
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Jee Ick-joo kidnap-slay case muling iimbestigahan ng DOJ
MANILA, Philippines — Muling iimbestigahan ng Department of Justice (DOJ) ang kaso ng pagdukot sa Korean businessman na si Jee Ick-Joo. Ito ay matapos i-utos ng Angeles City Regional Trial Court na magsagawa ng reinvestigation sa kaso ang DOJ. Itinakda ang preliminary investigation sa Biyernes, Pebrero 3 sa ganap na alas dos ng hapon (2:00 PM). Kaugnay nito, ipinatawag ng DOJ ang walong respondent kabilang na ang mga suspek na pulis para sa kasong kidnapping […]
DOE sa mga ahensya ng pamahalaan: “Pangunahan ang pagtitipid sa kuryente”
(Eagle News) — Nanawagan ang Department of Energy sa mga ahensya ng pamahalaan na pangunahan ang pagtitipid sa paggamit ng kuryente. Ito ay dahil sa maintenance shutdown ng Malampaya Gas Fields na nagsu-suplay ng kuryente sa Luzon at Visayas grid. Sinabi ni Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi, kailangang maging role model sa pribadong kumpanya ang mga tanggapan ng gobyerno para sa seguridad sa kuryente. Nanawagan din ang DOE sa mga may-ari nang mall na i-set ang […]
Watch: PNP chief “Bato” scolds Angeles City cops who extorted money from Koreans
(Eagle News) — Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Director General Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa on Wednesday (February 1) scolded Angeles City cops who extorted money from Korean nationals.
DND chief says NPA ceasefire termination won’t affect AFP
(Eagle News) — Defense Secretary Delfin Delfin Lorenzana said the ceasefire termination declared by the New People’s Army (NPA) would have “no effect” at all on the Armed Forces of the Philippines. In a statement, Lorenzana also said the NPA rebels themselves, even during the ceasefire, continued their ambushes and kidnapping of soldiers. “If the CPP-NPA (Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army) will terminate or stop their unilateral ceasefire it is up to […]
Peace adviser Dureza recommends continuation of ceasefire with NPA rebels
(Eagle News) – The Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza said the Philippine government is “dismayed” with the announcement of the New People’s Army (NPA) to withdraw the unilateral ceasefire effective February 10. The announcement was made by NPA spokesperson “Ka Oris” Madlos on Wednesday morning, February 1. Dureza rued that “this cancellation came just after some progress were made in the 3rd round of peace talks in Rome where negotiating panels […]
PNP chief castigates Angeles City’s rogue cops involved in Koreans’ “hulidap”
QUEZON City, Philippines (Eagle News) – Seven policemen in Angeles City received an angry tongue-lashing from Philippine National Police Chief Director General Ronald Dela Rosa after being involved in the alleged extortion of three South Korean nationals. Dela Rosa did this when he visited the Angeles City police on Wednesday. The fuming mad PNP chief said he wanted to execute the seven rogue cops by firing squad, but instead asked them to do stationary push-ups. […]
ACTO will not join Feb 6 “transport holiday”
QUEZON City, Philippines (Eagle News) — The group Alliance of Concerned Transport Organizations or ACTO will not join the planned nationwide “transport holiday” to be held on Monday, February 6 by other transport groups. The strike was organized to protest the plan of the Land Transportation Franchising Regulatory Board (LTFRB) to phase-out passenger jeeps and replace them with electric jeeps. ACTO Chairman Efren De Luna said that the group decided to not join the “transport […]
Uniliver, Close-Up execs, concert organizers charged for criminal negligence
QUEZON City, Philippines (Eagle News) – Top executives of Unilever and Close-Up, including security and event organizers of the May 2016 “Close-Up Summer Concert” have been charged before the Department of Justice for criminal negligence for failing to ensure the safety of concert goers, five of whom died due to drugs. The charges were filed by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), together with the families of some of the victims who died in the […]
President Duterte asks politicians to limit security aides
QUEZON City, Philippines (Eagle News) — President Rodrigo Duterte is asking politicians to limit the number of their security aides. The measure is part of the government’s anti-illegal drugs measure. President Duterte pointed out that many mayors who were connected with the illegal drug trade were able to escape justice because of their many security aides. The President asked Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea to draft an order based on the Alunan doctrine to limit the […]
NPA declares termination of unilateral ceasefire
By Mary Rose Faith Bonalos Eagle News Service (Eagle News) — The Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Philippine (CPP) and the National Operations Command of the New People’s Army (NPA) on Wednesday morning (February 1) declared that it is terminating its August 28 unilateral ceasefire with the Philippine government due to alleged skirmishes with the military and police. In a statement issued by the NPA spokesperson, Jorge “Ka Oris” Madlos, he said […]
SC issues writ of amparo, protection order to kin of “Tokhang” victims in QC
https://youtu.be/Bkofegx3Lxc (Eagle News) — The Supreme Court has issued a writ of amparo, with a temporary protection order (TPO), to the relatives of four victims allegedly killed in “Oplan Tokhang” operations last year by the Philippine National Police in Payatas, Quezon City. In an en banc session Tuesday, January 31, the high court issued the protection order that bars respondent policemen from entering within a kilometer radius of the petitioners. The respondent police officers […]





