Police arrest women supplying laughing gas to Bangkok’s Khao San Road

Bangkok Post - Oct 11, 2026

Police have arrested two women in Bangkok who allegedly supplied balloons of laughing gas to customers on Khao San Road in Bangkok.

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This week’s milestones: Oct. 11 to Oct. 17

Oct 11, 2026

Oct. 11, 2024 The Philippine Postal Corp. (PHLPost) opened the country’s first drive-thru post office in Davao City. In line with the city’s goal of improving vehicular flow and alleviating traffic around the Davao City Central Post Office, the drive-thru service provides a more accessible and time-efficient option for the convenience of the mailing public.

Senate to conduct inquiry on P700-M rice smuggling attempt from Vietnam

Oct 11, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — The Senate Committee on Agriculture, Food, and Agrarian Reform will soon conduct a hearing into the attempted smuggling of around P700 million worth of rice from Vietnam, according to Sen. Francis Pangilinan. He said the incident raises serious concerns over the continued lack of convictions of big-time smugglers and how this apparent

Senators to gov’t agencies: Step up preparations for ‘Super El Nino’

Oct 11, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Senators have urged government agencies to step up preparations for the possible impacts of “Super El Niño.” “Government agencies should step up information drive, proper information dissemination so that people are prepared and know what the government’s steps are ahead of the El Niño,” said Sen. Francis Pangilinan in an interview with radio DWIZ

NFA targets procurement of 500,000 MT of palay for ongoing harvest season

Oct 11, 2026

The National Food Authority (NFA) said on Sunday that it is targeting to procure up to 500,000 metric tons (MT) of palay (unhusked rice) this ongoing harvest season.

ASEAN Can Weather a Typhoon, But a Taiwan Crisis Is a Different Story

Oct 11, 2026

ASEAN faces growing geopolitical risks requiring better crisis coordination for non-combatant evacuations, especially amid potential Taiwan Strait conflict. Existing mechanisms focus on disasters, not evacuations. Recommendations include moderating expectations, choosing centralized/decentralized approaches, leveraging limited resources, learning from past operations, and starting with small, incremental improvements to build momentum.

60yo mother logs 8,000 hours in Counter-Strike, becomes esports star after opposing son's gaming

Oct 11, 2026

A 60-year-old Chinese woman who once hauled her son out of internet cafes now plays Counter-Strike seven to eight hours a day and livestreams to more than 400,000 followers.

15 small US colleges where graduates earn over $100,000 decade after graduating

Oct 11, 2026

The California Institute of Technology tops Forbes's 2027 ranking of small private U.S. colleges, a list whose top 15 schools all have alumni earning median salaries above US$100,000 a decade after graduation.

[Two Pronged] I left my husband over his secret cross-dressing — and took the blame for the breakup

Oct 11, 2026

Our letter sender endured seven broken promises before finally walking out on her husband's secret cross-dressing. But now, she faces a new dilemma: is it time to tell her family and friends the truth?

Ayala wants the whole to be worth more than its parts

Oct 11, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Ayala Corp., the Philippines’ oldest conglomerate, has spent decades building businesses big enough to stand on their own. Now, it wants to give them a stronger reason to stand together. READ: The infrastructure that builds people A pioneering bank, an iconic property developer, a growing telecommunications company and a dominant fintech platform can

Paco shares life lessons from cool venture

Oct 11, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Addressing the 2026 graduating class of the University of Batangas (UB), Francisco “Paco” Magsaysay had one lesson to share with the young people who would be leaving the comfort and relative predictability of the academe for the uncertainty of the real and wider world. Resilience, said Magsaysay, the third in his family to

At 40, Hanabishi keeps up with the times

Oct 11, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Forty years after finding its way into Filipino homes, Hanabishi is looking for a place in those of a new generation. What Jose and Conchita Ong began as a simple family business selling flat irons has grown into one of the Philippines’ more diverse and accessible appliance brands, becoming a staple in

Remembering Tatay Elmer Cordero, whose happy place was protests

Oct 11, 2026

On the ground at rallies, fellow activists always looked forward to seeing longtime jeepney driver Tatay Elmer dance, waving the PISTON flag around in the air

Police arrest women supplying laughing gas to Bangkok’s Khao San Road

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This week’s milestones: Oct. 11 to Oct. 17

Senate to conduct inquiry on P700-M rice smuggling attempt from Vietnam

Senators to gov’t agencies: Step up preparations for ‘Super El Nino’

NFA targets procurement of 500,000 MT of palay for ongoing harvest season

ASEAN Can Weather a Typhoon, But a Taiwan Crisis Is a Different Story

60yo mother logs 8,000 hours in Counter-Strike, becomes esports star after opposing son's gaming

15 small US colleges where graduates earn over $100,000 decade after graduating

[Two Pronged] I left my husband over his secret cross-dressing — and took the blame for the breakup

Ayala wants the whole to be worth more than its parts

Paco shares life lessons from cool venture

At 40, Hanabishi keeps up with the times

Remembering Tatay Elmer Cordero, whose happy place was protests

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