The Norwegian national that the Abu Sayyaf Group has held captive since 2015, and threatened to sever his head last June, has been freed alive. The Abu Sayyaf Group confirmed on Saturday that they have released Norwegian national Kjartan Sekkingstad, one of the four people they abducted from a marina on Samal Island in Davao … Read more
A study confirmed that indeed Zika virus causes brain damage in newborn babies. The result of the newly-conducted study confirms that microcephaly suffered by babies are caused by the Zika virus. Microcephaly is a birth defect marked by small head size that can lead to severe developmental problems. The virus has since spread rapidly through … Read more
Japanese Train Driver Apologized For Urinating On The Train Japanese train driver apologized for urinating over the railway of the train in Tokyo, Japan on Saturday (September 17, 2016). According to a media report on Saturday, a train driver in Tokyo, Japan urinates on the railway of the train during the travel for he doesn’t … Read more
Martial Law Protests And Class Walkouts Planned By Youth Activists Martial law protests and class walkouts were planned by youth activists from different college schools and universities on its 44th anniversary. On September 21, 2016 (Wednesday), is the 44th anniversary of Martial Law so youth activists from different college schools and universities were planning to … Read more
Church Welcomes Former Drug Dependents Who Wants A New Life Church welcome former drug dependents who wants to seek help in turning over into a new life according to Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle. Spiritual guidance, livelihood projects, and skills formation were offered by Mania’s Sanlakbay sa Pagbabago ng Buhay Project who will provide … Read more
Should President Rodrigo Duterte be granted emergency powers by the Congress, Metro Manila will be divided in 10 sectors to address traffic problems. The Inter-agency Council on Traffic (I-ACT) is looking at the possibility of dividing Metro Manila into 10 sectors and having a single traffic code which motorists should follow to address the worsening … Read more
Gold toilet in the New York City Museum is considered one of the most extravagant toilet in the world. As one of the most famous museums in the world, the Guggenheim Museum in New York opens a gold toilet which the public can use. A new exhibition which is considered extravagant in the world opens … Read more
In barelyn three months since the anti-drug campaign of the PNP started, the PNP declares drug supply increased 80 to 90 percent. Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Director General Ronald dela Rosa proudly declared that there has been a great downfall on the supply of illegal drugs in the country since the intensified war against … Read more
After less than a week of being diagnosed with pneumonia, Hillary Clinton’s campaign is back to life. Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign is back on track as her three-day, doctor-mandated break because of her pneumonia is finally through. According to the Democratic presidential nominee, her rest gave her a new perspective on why she is running … Read more
Sec. Andanar argued that not all products that are China-made are substandard as President Duterte plans to buy arms from the Communist country. The compound word China-made has made a reputation of being substandard, imitated and fake but the Malacañan Palace tries to drive the stigma away as the Philippines’ chief executive officer plans to … Read more