The Commission on Human Rights said that there was no human rights violation when the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) ordered its personnel to wear adult diapers during the procession of the Black Nazarene.
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Criminal elements take advantage of Black Nazarene procession
The Manila police received many visitors during the Black Nazarene procession, complaining about lost wallets and cellphones.
AFP readies for terrorist attack in the light of Paris attack
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is coordinating with other government agencies to be ready for the possibility of a terrorist attack in light of the ‘lone wolf” attack in Paris.
Devotee of Black Nazarene dies
A devotee of the Black Nazarene died in the procession when he suffered a heart attack when he was crushed by the crowd who were rushing towards the Black Nazarene.
President Aquino plans to appoint permanent Secretary of Health
President Aquino is planning to make permanent the designation of Acting Secretary Janet Garin as the Secretary of Health and is even planning to appoint an undersecretary to assist Garin.
PNP releases list of firearms-free zone due to the papal visit
The Philippine National Police released the list of places declared as firearms-free zone due to the papal visit.
Officials still investigating death of media practitioner in Bataan
A reporter of Abante was killed in an ambush in Balanga, Bataan. Investigators were saying that said incident may be work-related.
Senate can reverse increase in water hike
The Senate can reverse the decision of water concessionaires to implement a water rate hike but Senator Osmeña said that the MWSS should follow the judgement of the International Chamber of Commerce.
Pimentel wants to investigate airline operations
Senator Koko Pimentel wants to call a hearing to investigate the alleged sorry condition of the domestic airline operations in the country.
LTFRB starts hearing petitions for lower fare for taxi
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board started the hearing of petitions for lower fare for taxis and UV express.
Lower air fare due to the removal of fuel surcharge
A lower air fare should be expected when the Civil Aeronautics Board removed the fuel surcharge on domestic and international flights.
Senator Angara pushes for 20% transport discount for students
Senator Sonny Angara is asking his colleagues to push the proposed law for 20% transportation discount for students in the light of the MRT/LRT fare hike.