President Marcos orders an investigation into the vehicle barriers at Naia Terminal 1 after a fatal crash reveals barrier failure. The probe will examine installation and safety protocols, with new measures being implemented to enhance airport security.
A tragic car accident at Naia Terminal 1 in Manila on July 10, 2022, resulted in the deaths of a 5-year-old girl and a 29-year-old man, with four others injured. The driver, Leo Gonzales, has been detained, and his license has been suspended for 90 days as authorities investigate the incident, reviewing CCTV footage to determine the causes of the crash.
An explosion struck in front of the home of Maguindanao del Sur vice gubernatorial candidate Uztadz Hisham Nando. The incident occurred at 9 p.m. on Sunday in Buluan, with no injuries reported. Police are investigating, and the Comelec has placed the area under watch.
Senator Francis Tolentino calls for a Code of Conduct in the South China Sea that aligns with the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea and the 2016 Arbitral Award. He emphasizes the importance of such a code to manage tensions among claimant states.
The Bureau of Immigration intensifies efforts against overstaying foreigners, arresting five individuals in Pangasinan and Ifugao. Discover the details of this operation and the government’s commitment to enforcing immigration laws.
Ma. Ahtisa Manalo of Quezon Province emerged victorious as Miss Universe Philippines 2025, overtaking 65 contenders at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City on May 2. The pageant, known for its competitive nature, featured candidates with international backgrounds and national titles. Manalo succeeded Chelsea Manalo, receiving the prestigious “La Mer en Majeste” crown, marking a significant milestone in her pageant career.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced a reduction in interest rates for SSS loans starting July 2025. The new rates will be 8% for salary loans and 7% for calamity loans, benefiting members with clean records.
The Philippine Department of Transportation warns airlines about potential sanctions for tampering with passengers’ passports, following reports of “punit passport” incidents at airports. Investigations will include CCTV reviews and personal testimonies.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) in the Philippines has filed criminal complaints against vape companies Flava, Denkat, and Flare for allegedly evading P8.68 billion in taxes. The charges include unlawful possession of vape products without payment of excise tax, tax evasion, and failure to file excise tax returns. The BIR’s actions are part of a broader initiative to crack down on tax evasion and uphold tax compliance.
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle led a Mass at Rome’s Pontificio Collegio Filippino following Pope Francis’s funeral, emphasizing mercy amid papal succession talks. His sermon urged focus on positive news, reflecting the Church’s enduring mission.