Last Tuesday, August 12, three students were hit by concrete debris from a dilapidated condominium in Tomas Morato Avenue, Quezon City. The victims were immediately rushed to Capitol Medical Center, and are currently recovering from their injuries. Who is to blame? Read more »
A law championed by former Senator Cynthia Villar is now in full effect, promising stronger support and safeguards for coconut farmers across the Philippines — a sector long mired in decades of controversy due to the misuse of the multibillion-peso coco levy fund. Read more »
In Iloilo, bamboo bikes are taking the spotlight as one of the coolest ways to explore the city. Light, durable, and 100% handcrafted, these “Bambikes” made from bamboo are turning heads and paving the way for a more innovative and eco-friendly mode of transportation. Read more »
The primary causes of major flooding in Metro Manila have always been attributed to poor garbage management, inadequate infrastructure, and a general lack of discipline, despite Land Subsidence being recognized as one of the hazards that threaten the area since the 1990s. Read more »
Filipinos dreaming of visiting the majestic Taj Mahal, experiencing the colorful Holi Festival, exploring the bustling markets of Delhi or savoring authentic Indian cuisine now have one more reason to pack their bags as India is offering free e-visas to Filipino tourists! Read more »
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has started reviewing thousands of flood control projects nationwide, following President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s order to identify unfinished, failed, or questionable initiatives. Read more »
