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MANILA, Philippines — Four eastbound lanes along Batasan/Commonwealth Avenue will be temporarily closed from Saturday to Sunday, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) said. According to the DOTr in an advisory, four lanes from the center of the Eastbound of Commonwealth Avenue from Amity Street to Ilang Ilang street will be temporarily closed from 11 p.m.
First of three parts Over the past several years, Filipinos are increasingly getting their news from social media feeds and video platforms instead of going directly to news websites, picking up newspapers or tuning in to broadcasts, reflecting a broader shift in how people access information. The change has widened the channels through which people
Group submits another memo to Yeoh's and the city hall's representatives.
Shelter Ihsan calls for comprehensive assessment of Dara, Amoi, and Kelat.
The Department of Education has already debunked the false information, calling it fake news
Government and company websites across the world go offline after the disclosure of critical vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language prompted millions of hacking attempts
The local currency shed 9.5 centavos to close Friday at P63.615:$1, surpassing Thursday"s finish of P63.52:$1, the previous record.
This will ensure issues are addressed, enhance public confidence in the app, he says.
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Rappler joins the Cebu Citizens Initiative to learn more about how Cebuanos can help make Cebu more liveable
Officials of the Presidential Communications Office have tendered their courtesy resignations, but Palace Press Officer Usec. Claire Castro is sure to keep her post, according to the new PCO chief, Sec. Lino Cayetano.
National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Melvin Matibag said Friday it is the prerogative of Davao City Representative Paolo Duterte if he wants to file a libel complaint.