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A man was fatally stabbed in South Austin, and local police are actively seeking suspects in connection with the incident. Ongoing investigations aim to identify those responsible for the tragic event.
DITO Telecommunity is expanding its network, reaching 13 million subscribers and securing a 12% market share. With a PHP 9 billion investment plan, DITO aims to build 800 more cell towers, strengthening its position in the competitive Philippine telecommunications market.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott proposes a two-year extension on the tuition freeze for public colleges and universities. The plan aims to ease financial burdens on students, drawing mixed reactions from educational institutions concerned about potential funding constraints.
A man detonates explosives outside Brazil’s Supreme Court, leading to his death and causing the evacuation of justices and staff. Authorities investigate the motive behind the attack.
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The Philippines’ DOJ is evaluating evidence to assess former President Duterte’s liability for extrajudicial killings during his drug war. President Marcos confirms the investigation’s thoroughness and neutrality.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the Department of Public Works and Highways to speed up the Cavite Industrial Area – Flood Risk Management Project, aiming to resolve persistent flood issues in this key industrial zone. The project focuses on infrastructure development to protect local communities and businesses from frequent flooding.