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WHO: SPREAD OF POLIO NOW A WORLD HEALTH EMERGENCY
The World Health Organization says, the spread of polio around the world has become so serious it is now an international public health emergency. Marie Francisco reports from The Netherlands.
Pacers even series with Wizards
Indiana Pacers emerged from a deep playoffs slump when they edged the Washington Wizards 86-82 to avoid falling behind by two games in the Eastern Conference semi-finals.
Angat Dam may stop producing electricity and water for irrigation due to falling water levels
Come next week, the Angat Dam may stop supplying water for irrigation as well as producing electricity if the water level reaches critical levels.
Angat Dam continues to lose water despite rains
The water in the Angat Dam continues to fall below optimal levels despite the heavy rains in Metro Manila due to little of the rainwater falling in the watershed area of the said dam. The government’s cloud-seeding operations help alleviate the situation in other dams in Luzon.
More than 200, 000 hectares of agricultural land may be affected by El Niño
The National Irrigation Administration warned that more than 200, 000 hectares of agricultural land may be affected by the severe dryness brought about by the El Niño phenomenon.
Farmers in Tarlac prepare for El Niño
The local government of Concepcion, Tarlac is already preparing for the effects of the El Niño phenomenon, one of which is the giving of financial assistance to affected farmers.
PHL and US troops hold “Balikatan” maritime surveillance exercise in Zambales
(Reuters) — Philippine and U.S. troops engaged in maritime surveillance exercises at a military camp in Zambales province on Friday (May 9) as part of a two-week joint exercise aimed at improving security ties between nations. The joint exercises “Balikatan” (shoulder-to-shoulder) tests the combat readiness of the two allies in responding to maritime threats, including piracy and humanitarian assistance and disaster response. About 120 troops from the Philippines and the U.S. Marine Corps boarded rubber boats from aPhilippine Navy ship […]
Delfin Lee vows to come clean
Globe Asiatique President Delfin Lee has vowed to come clean and disclosed everything about his involvement in the multi-billion peso housing scam.
Poaching of pawikan in Palawan, rampant
The Palawan Council for Sustainable Development has expressed alarmed at the rampant poaching and trading of the endangered “pawikan”, in the wake of the arrest of Chinese fishermen.
Corporal injured in HQ explosion dies
An army corporal that was injured in the fire and subsequent explosion in the Armed Forces of the Philippines at Fort Bonifacio has died.
Protesters seek to end the thaksin regime
Thousands of protesters have surrounded Bangkok’s government house, seeking the removal the caretaker administration of Thailand after the ouster of Prime Minister Thakshin.
