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Mae De Vera is a passionate advocate, creative professional, and entrepreneur. A graduate of Political Science from Saint Louis University and a law student of Arellano University, Mae is dedicated to empowering marginalized communities through outreach programs and advocacy.
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Houston Flu Season Severity This Year

Houston is experiencing a severe flu season, with significant illness and hospitalizations reported across the region. With more than 900 deaths related to pneumonia and influenza in a 16-county area, local health officials are urging residents to take preventive measures. The spread of H5N1 avian influenza, although still low risk to the general public, raises additional health concerns. Health experts emphasize vaccination and proper hygiene as key preventive measures.

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Delta Plane Crash Lands and Overturns in Toronto, Injuring Eight

A Delta Air Lines plane crash landed and overturned at Toronto’s airport, injuring at least eight people. The flight, arriving from Minneapolis, encountered difficulties leading to a dramatic landing incident on Monday. Emergency services responded promptly, and investigations are underway to determine the cause of this rare aviation accident. Delta and Endeavor Air are cooperating with authorities during the inquiry as they offer support to those affected.

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Red Cross Aid Flood Victims in Puerto Princesa

In Puerto Princesa, the Philippine Red Cross has acted swiftly in response to severe flooding affecting nine barangays and surrounding municipalities. The organization’s efforts include providing temporary shelters, medical aid, and essential supplies to displaced families. With collaboration from local government units and community volunteers, the Red Cross aims to address the immediate needs of flood victims while leveraging technology and public support to sustain relief operations.

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House Lawmakers Face Legal Action Over Alleged Budget Falsification

Representative Pantaleon Alvarez has filed graft and falsification charges against House Speaker Martin Romualdez and others, citing unauthorized amendments to the 2025 national budget. The case, filed with the Office of the Ombudsman, highlights challenges of transparency in Philippine politics. Alvarez, backed by legal experts and former military personnel, underscores the need for accountability. The outcome could significantly affect political dynamics and government budgeting processes. As the legal proceedings unfold, public interest remains high, reflecting a broader concern over governance integrity.

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Court Revives Canada Waste Case

The Court of Appeals in the Philippines has overturned the acquittal of two individuals previously accused of illegal waste importation from Canada. This decision leads to the reinstatement of criminal charges in the controversial “Canada Waste” case. The court’s action does not result in a conviction, but reopens the legal proceedings against the accused.

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