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CHED questioned about funds transferred to PS-DBM, PITC

CHED advises colleges not to open classes if not ready

by Margret Fermin

The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) said colleges and universities should not open classes if they are not ready for the new normal in delivering education to students. CHED Chairman …

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Human rights activist shot dead in Bacolod City

Human rights activist shot dead in Bacolod City

by Margret Fermin

Another human rights activist was killed in Bacolod City by unidentified gunmen on the same day peasant activist Randy Echanis was laid to rest, Monday. The victim was identified as …

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NPA member killed in Camarines Sur encounter

NPA member killed in Camarines Sur encounter

by Margret Fermin

A member of the New People’s Army (NPA) was killed after rebels, and government troops clashed in a mountainous area in Brgy. Olas in Lagonoy town, Camarines Sur on Saturday …

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Online scam cases increase amid COVID-19 pandemic

Online scam cases increase amid COVID-19 pandemic

by Margret Fermin

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has once again warned against the increase in cases of online scams during this pandemic period where the online selling industry, online bank transactions, …

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Roque glad unemployment rate in PH is only 45%

Roque ‘glad’ unemployment rate in PH is only 45%

by Margret Fermin

Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque said he is “glad” that the unemployment rate among adult Filipinos is only 45 percent, adding “it could have been worse.” “Ako po’y nagagalak na hindi …

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Classes end on June 16, 2021 - DepEd

Classes end on June 16, 2021 – DepEd

by Margret Fermin

The Department of Education announced Monday that the school year 2020-2021, which would start on October 5, 2020, would end on June 16, 2021. The Christmas break, meanwhile, will be …

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Korean national found dead inside Malate condo

Korean national found dead inside Malate condo

by Margret Fermin

A Korean national was found dead inside the condominium unit where he was staying in Malate, Manila. The foreigner visited the hospital due to tightness in his chest and shortness …

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no new coronavirus strain philippines

‘No solid evidence’ yet that new coronavirus strain more infectious – DOH

by Margret Fermin

The Department of Health (DOH) said Monday that there is no “solid evidence” yet that new coronavirus strain recently detected in the country is more contagious. According to Health Undersecretary …

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Makabayan lawmakers want probe on Randy Echanis killing

Makabayan lawmakers want probe on Randy Echanis killing

by Margret Fermin

The House Makabayan Bloc filed a resolution that would investigate the killing of peace consultant and Anakpawis leader Randy Echanis. Six Makabayan Bloc members filed House Resolution 1131, which orders …

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Voter registrations resume on September 1 - Comelec

Voter registrations resume on September 1 – Comelec

by Margret Fermin

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) announced Saturday that voter registrations would resume on September 1, 2020. However, areas under enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) and modified ECQ could resume its voter …

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Morales, 13 other PhilHealth execs sign bank secrecy waivers

Morales, 13 other PhilHealth execs sign bank secrecy waivers

by Margret Fermin

Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) president and CEO chief Ricardo Morales and 13 others signed a waiver allowing the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) to look into their bank accounts. Anakalusugan …

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UP experts recommend 15-day MECQ extension

UP experts recommend 15-day MECQ extension

by Margret Fermin

Researchers from the University of the Philippines recommended a 15-day MECQ extension in Metro Manila and nearby provinces, saying “premature” lifting of modified enhanced community quarantine could result in an …

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Red Cross likely to halt COVID-19 testing due to PhilHealth unpaid balance

Red Cross likely to halt COVID-19 testing due to PhilHealth unpaid balance

by Margret Fermin

The Philippine Red Cross said it is “most likely” to halt its COVID-19 testing operations after Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) failed to settle its remaining dues to the organization, …

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MIAA to probe alleged overpriced face shields sold at NAIA

MIAA to probe alleged overpriced face shields sold at NAIA

by Margret Fermin

Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) General Manager Ed Monreal ordered to probe on the reported overpriced face shields sold at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. MIAA Public Affairs head Ma. …

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SWS survey 45.5 percent adult Filipinos jobless

SWS survey: 45.5% adult Filipinos jobless

by Margret Fermin

A recent Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey showed 45 percent of adult Filipinos were jobless in July amid the continuous increase of COVID-19 cases and implementation of community quarantines in …

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List of licensed COVID-19 testing labs in the Philippines

List of licensed COVID-19 testing labs in the Philippines

by Margret Fermin

The Department of Health announced Sunday the there are now 108 licensed COVID-19 testing labs in the Philippines after accrediting six more. The DOH daily COVID-19 report said the Philippines …

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Globally dominant novel coronavirus strain detected in Philippines

‘Globally dominant’ novel coronavirus strain detected in Philippines

by Margret Fermin

The Philippine Genome Center (PGC) reported a more contagious and “globally dominant” strain of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), was detected in the Philippines. PCG …

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Supreme Court approves online hearings

Supreme Court approves online hearings; mored PDLs released

by Margret Fermin

The Supreme Court authorized 882 single-sala courts to conduct hearing through videoconferencing to curb further delays in the resolution of pending cases amid community quarantines. Court Administrator Jose Midas Marquez …

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NBI immigartion wirecard

NBI wants 2 BI officials charged for forging Wirecard exec’s travel records

by Margret Fermin

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has recommended to the Department of Justice (DOJ) the filing of a case against two Bureau of Immigration (BI) officials involved in forging travel …

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11 Bulacan cops sacked for killing 6 drug suspects

11 Bulacan cops sacked for killing 6 drug suspects

by Margret Fermin

PNP chief Gen. Archie Gamboa fired the 11 cops of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan, who were involved in the murder of six drug suspects in a buy-bust operation in …

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Abu Sayyaf leader Susukan transferred to Camp Crame

Abu Sayyaf leader Susukan transferred to Camp Crame

by Margret Fermin

Abu Sayyaf Group leader Anduljihad “Idang” Susukan arrived at Camp Crame in Quezon City early Saturday morning. According to Police Brig. Gen. Bernard Banac, spokesperson of the Philippine National Police, …

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African Swine Fever detected in Kidapawan City village

African Swine Fever detected in Kidapawan City village

by Margret Fermin

Agriculture official confirmed Saturday morning that African Swine Fever was detected in one of the 40 villages in Kidapawan City. According to the Department of Agriculture Region 12 executive director …

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General Community Quarantine august 16

Gov’t places Cebu City, 8 other areas under GCQ starting Aug. 16

by Margret Fermin

Malacañang announced Saturday Cebu City, and eight other areas in the country would be placed under general community quarantine (GCQ) beginning August 16. Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque announced the Inter-Agency …

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Quezon city reduces fine for not wearing face mask

Quezon city reduces fine for not wearing face mask

by Margret Fermin

Authorities in Quezon City have lowered fines for those caught not wearing face masks amid the COVID-19 pandemic. From the previous fines of P1,000, P3,000, and P5,000 for the first, …

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PhilHealth IRM

PhilHealth: IRM not only for patients, but for overall COVID-19 response

by Margret Fermin

Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) clarified Saturday that the cash advance system under the interim reimbursement mechanism (IRM) does cover not only COVID-19 patients but also healthcare institutions’ (HCIs) overall …

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Private schools want exemption from October 5 class opening

Private schools want exemption from October 5 class opening

by Margret Fermin

The Coordinating Council of Private Educational Association of the Philippines (COCOPEA) appealed to the Department of Education (DepEd) to exempt private schools from the October 5 class opening. “Ang ating …

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