1,800 cops to secure MassKara Festival
BACOLOD CITY — About 1,800 police officers will be fielded to secure the MassKara Festival here, which kicks off on Oct. 1 and runs until Oct. 18. The festival peaks on Oct. 16 with the Electric MassKara, followed by the arena and street dancing competitions for schools and barangays on Oct. 17 and Oct. 18.
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Baguio artist sets Guinness record with giant mandala
BAGUIO CITY — A giant crocheted mandala measuring 6 meters (19 feet) in diameter has earned Baguio artist Adelaida Guia a Guinness World Records title for the largest mandala crocheted by a single person. Guia received an email on Thursday, Sept. 17, informing her that she had officially set the record with her 29-square-meter creation.
Bohol fast-tracks P5-M cloud-seeding plan amid dry spell
TAGBILARAN CITY—The Bohol provincial government is fast-tracking the procurement of a P5-million cloud-seeding operation as prolonged heat and below-normal water levels threaten thousands of hectares of farmland across the province. Provincial Administrator Asteria Caberte said during the full-council meeting of the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC) on Thursday that the contract could
The ‘difficult’ Etta Rosales — and why she stands out in her one-of-a-kind generation of activists
Ateneo professor Melay Abao writes about the life and times of Etta Rosales, the former communist who became a lawmaker and eventually headed the Commission on Human Rights
Man killed in HCMC after falling tree branch crushes motorbike during thunderstorm
A 59-year-old man was killed in Ho Chi Minh City when a large tree branch snapped during a thunderstorm and crushed the motorbike he was riding with his wife on Friday evening.
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Harapan leaders pan Umno fund to pay Najib's RM50m fine
'What exactly is Umno trying to show solidarity with?'
After SALEX tree-cutting, critics see worse traffic, health, heritage loss
Transportation advocates lay out potential risks posed by proposed expressways, including the controversial SALEX
Gemini hacked 3 companies in first known breakout by Google’s AI
The hacks, which occurred in May during a cybersecurity test, were conducted by Irregular, an independent company that conducts cybersecurity evaluations
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Marienplatz: A shopper's paradise and must-see attraction in Munich
A trip to Munich, Germany would not be complete without a visit to Marienplatz, the city's central square where visitors can shop, dine, and see one of its most famous attractions.
Wanderlust wins: Singapore Airlines says travel demand still taking off
'We are very positive about the market, and we do see people are still very interested to travel,' Singapore Airlines general manager Liewei Tai tells Rappler
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LFL: Anwar, govt must take full responsibility for Najib's pardon
UPDATED 11.30AM | 'Legally, constitutionally impossible for Anwar and govt to escape.'
NMC says China Coast Guard placed civilian lives at risk when it rammed BFAR vessel
The National Maritime Council on Saturday said the ramming done by the China Coast Guard on a vessel of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in the West Philippine Sea placed civilian lives at risk.