Philippine Tarsier First Sighting in Tacloban Philippine Tarsier – Researchers from the University of the Philippines Visayas Tacloban College (UPVTC) announce to public the first sighting of Philippine Tarsier (Tarsius [Carlito] syrichta) in Tacloban City, Wednesday August 10. In a Facebook post of the UPVTC, researchers from the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, validated … Read more
Identifying the Venomous Blue Bottle Jellyfish and How to Treat the Sting Venomous blue bottle jellyfish is a sea species that has strong tentacles and can inflict a nasty sting if it comes into contact with humans. There are several uncommon marine life species that reemerge from time to time, one of which is the … Read more
Here are the 10 Best Rated Southeast Asian Soups 10 most famous soups in Southeast Asia commonly consist of veggies, rice, and broth, with a small amount of protein to give taste and satiation. 10. KHAO SOI- Northern Thailand Khao soi, a hallmark cuisine of Northern Thailand, is a delectable coconut soup that combines a … Read more
Enrile Calls Out Mike Defensor for Attending an Official MMDA Event Juan Ponce Enrile questioned former mayoral candidate Mike Defensor after being spotted attending an official event of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority. The Chief Presidential Legal Counsel stated on Facebook that Defensor had been spotted attending an MMDA-sponsored event. Despite the fact that Defensor … Read more
WHO Condemns Attacks Against Monkeys in Brazil Over Pox Fears The World Health Organization (WHO) has condemned the attacks against helpless monkeys in Brazil due to fear of pox. The WHO has condemned the reported rock throwing and poisoning against monkeys in Brazil on the grounds that it is likely that these animals are where … Read more
Robin Padilla Considers Using Cable Cars to Ease Traffic CABLE CARS – Neophyte Senator Robin Padilla suggested using cable vehicles to ease traffic congestion, particularly in Metro Manila. Sen. Robin Padilla proposes these measures to use cable cars as he believes it will improve and strengthen the country’s mass public transportation, it will also contribute … Read more
De Lima and Dayan free from Bribery charges issued by the Ombudsman OMBUDSMAN – The office of the Ombudsman junks the bribery case against the former Senator Leila de Lima and his ex-aid Ronnie Dayan, as it found insufficient probable cause for the accusation. In a nine pages resolution released on Jan. 5 but only … Read more
The12th President Fidel Ramos Laid to Rest at the Libingan ng mga Bayani President Fidel Ramos the republic’s 12th president, is taken to his final burial place in the Libingan ng mga Bayani (LNMB) in Taguig City, Yesterday, August 9. The former President died at the age of 94. Fidel’s wife, former first lady Amelita … Read more
Mayor Honey Encourages Business Owners to Give Jobs for Seniors, PWDs Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna encourages business owners to create jobs for senior citizens and person with disabilities (PWDs). This Wednesday, Mayor Lacuna urged all city business owners to develop more jobs for local seniors or PWDs. The mayor made the call following a meeting … Read more
Meta Says Live Selling on Facebook in Still Available in the Philippines The Meta Platforms Inc clarified that the live selling on Facebook is still ongoing and still available in the Philippines. Recently, Meta said in a blog post that Facebook will discontinue its live shopping functionality as of October 1, 2022. eCommerce retailers will … Read more