Every year, cases of autism increase in the Philippines It’s about time that we become aware of this situation. Autism can be beaten! With early diagnosis, therapy and education intervention, those with autism can live fulfilling lives. Let’s give them a supportive community and environment! The third week of January is Autism Consciousness Week.
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Obama calls on Congress to authorize force against ISIS
In his second-to-the-last State of The Union Address, President Barack Obama called on the Congress for authorization of the use of force against ISIS.
Erap remains mayor of Manila
Former President and current mayor of Manila, Joseph Ejercito Estrada remained the chief executive of the nation’s capital, after the Supreme Court voted 11-3 in upholding the decision of the Commission on Elections saying that Estrada is qualified in running for election.
Friends in costume help residents of burning house
In Scotland, two friends dressed as “Robin” and “Joker” saved a family from their burning home.
MMDA admits to slow clearing operations
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority admitted that their clearing operations after the papal visit was slow due to many of their personnel being sick due to exposure to rain brought by “Amang”.
Bulacan Governor to ensure justice for victims of collapsed wall
Bulacan Governor Wilhelmino Alvarado gave his assurance that those responsible for the collapsed wall of a warehouse in Guiguinto, Bulacan will face justice.
Rebels take over presidential palace in Yemen
The Shi’ite rebels in Yemen won against the Presidential Guards and succeeded in taking over the country’s presidential palace but Yemen’s president is not in the said building.
Violations spotted in Bulacan warehouse
The employer of a warehouse being constructed in Guiguinto, Bulacan was found to be in violation when the wall of said warehouse collapsed, killing 11 people, Said violations will lead to the filing of criminal complaints against the contractor and owner of the warehouse.
Congress investigates passengers’ complaints against Cebu Pacific
The House Committee on Transportation starts investigating the complaints of passengers against Cebu Pacific during the past holiday season. Here’s an update from Eagle News Reporter Eden Suarez.
BBL Committee considers opinions of Moro leaders
The House Ad-Hoc Committee on the Bangsamoro will consider the opinions of the Moro leaders who attended the committee’s past hearings.
Election gun ban takes effect tomorrow
The Commission on Elections will start enforcing its gun ban in time for the election period of the Sangguniang Kabataan election.
EU scheme commits $350 mln for research on ebola vaccines
The Europe Union and drugmakers pledged to invest 280 million euros ($350 million) in Ebola research. Malou Francisco reports from The Netherlands.