AGOSTO 24 (Agila Probinsya) — Nagsagawa ng malaking Tree Planting Activity ang mga kapatid sa Iglesia Ni Cristo sa lalawigan ng Zambales. Ito ay isinagawa sa tatlong ektaryang lupain ng Mt. Sta Rita na bahagi ng Subic Bay Freeport Zone. Maaga pa lamang ay dumagsa na ang mga kapatid na nakilahok sa nasabing aktibidad. Sa kabila ng masungit na panahon ay hindi sila napigilan na isagawa ang nasabing proyekto. Ayon ka Bb. Marife Castillo, ang […]
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Mga dapat at hindi dapat gawin sa loob ng taxi, ipinalabas ng San Jose City – PNP
AGOSTO 24 (Agila Probinsya) — Sa layuning makapag-ingat sa masasamang loob at mapagsamantala, nagpalabas ang San Jose City, Nueva Ecija – Philippine National Police (PNP) ng anim na mga dapat gawin habang nakasakay sa taxi. 1. Ipaalam sa iyong pamilya at mga kaibigan ang mga impormasyon tungkol sa taxi na sinasakyan gaya ng pangalan ng taxi, plate number, at bosy number nito. 2. Palaging magtext sa mga kapamilya at mga kaibigan ukol sa kalagayan habang […]
OFWs protest BOC’s stricter policies against balikbayan boxes
MANILA, Philippines, August 24 (Eagle News) — According to Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Abigail Valte the strong feedback of the overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) regarding the stricter measures implemented by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) against balikbayan boxes would reach President Benigno S. Aquino III and BOC chief Bert Lina, adding that the Malacañang understands the sentiments of the OFWs. (Eagle News Service Jay Paul Carlos, Jericho Morales, MRFaith Bonalos)
Chinese and Russian vessels gather at designated waters for joint training
(Courtesy CCTV) — Chinese and Russian naval soldiers, who are taking part in the nine-day Joint Sea-2015 (II) drill, gathered at designated waters on Sunday and started the joint training. Chinese and Russian vessels left Vladivostok on Sunday morning ahead of schedule for the relevant waters. The order of departure was given on Saturday night in accordance with the plan of the drill and weather condition. “The directing team gave the order at night, […]
Ilocos region suffers from lack of electricity
ILOCOS Region, Philippines, August 24 (Eagle News) – Due to the rampage of typhoon “Ineng”, large portions of the provinces of Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur are still without power. The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) said that its personnel are having a hard time repairing the damages in their facilities because of the 7-ft high flood. (Eagle News Service Jay Paul Carlos, Jericho Morales, MRFaith Bonalos)
DFA monitors Filipina nurses positive with MERS-CoV
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, August 24 (Eagle News) — According to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), the Philippine embassy in Saudi Arabia is monitoring the condition of two Filipina nurses in the said country that tested positive for the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV), with the hospital management wherein the two nurses were confined assuring the Philippine embassy that all of the medical needs of the said nurses are being well-taken care of. (Eagle […]
DENR postpones release of Philippine Eagles in the wild
QUEZON City, Philippines, August 24 (Eagle News) – The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) postponed the release of Philippine Eagles in the wild after the death of the Philippine Eagle “Pamana” who was shot in Davao two months after he was released in the wild last Independence Day. The DENR is now offering a reward money of 200, 000 pesos to those that could point out the killers of said Philippine Eagle. (Eagle […]
Senator Enrile back to work
MANILA, Philippines, August 24 (Eagle News) — Senator Juan Ponce Enrile is now back at work after being allowed to post bail last week. According to his daughter, Katrina, Enrile is ready to fulfill his duties as a lawmaker despite his old age and sickness. The senator’s family also expressed their happiness when the senator was allowed to post bail. Enrile’s fellow senator also expressed their happiness on his temporary freedom since he is needed […]
Oil companies to implement price rollback
MANILA, Philippines, August 24 (Eagle News) — Due to the movement of oil prices in the world market, oil companies will implement a price rollback on petroleum products amounting to almost 1 peso. (Eagle News Service Jay Paul Carlos, Jericho Morales, MRFaith Bonalos) https://youtu.be/IOXzZGB3z2Q
Bangkok bomber suspect may still be in the country – police chief
(Reuters) — Thailand’s police chief Somyot Poompanmuang said on Monday (August 24) Bangkok bomber suspect might still be in the country, a week after a blast killed 20 people including foreigners. The blast last Monday at one of the capital’s most famous shrines, packed with Asian visitors, will inevitably dent the tourist industry, one of the economy’s few bright spots. Economic woes could undermine the military government as it steers the country towards an […]
South Korea prepared to deter North Korea’s provocations
South Korean Defence Ministry on Monday (August 24) said their position is to deter North Korea’s provocation, as the isolated state had deployed twice the usual artillery strength at the border and had around 50 submarines away from base, the South’s ministry said. Top officials from North and South Korea negotiated through a second straight night and into Monday morning in a marathon bid to defuse tensions that have brought the peninsula to the brink […]
Typhoon Goni lashes out at southern Japanese islands
AUGUST 24 (Reuters) — Typhoon Goni lashed the southern islands of Ishigaki, Okinawa prefecture on Monday (August 24) registering wind gusts of up to 255.6 kilometers an hour (158.8 miles an hour) – the strongest on record, local media reported. The typhoon, called Typhoon 15 in Japan, knocked out power on the tropical resort island as 21,500 homes were left without electricity overnight, Japanese media said. Japanese media footage showed traffic lights and even small […]





