The Department of Health (DOH) in the Philippines recorded a rise in dengue cases in June 2023, with reports attributing the increase to continuous rains and flooding. The health agency is preparing for a potential further increase and urged public vigilance.
The Philippine and Cambodian military chiefs met in Phnom Penh to reaffirm military cooperation, emphasizing regional stability and security. The meeting is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen bilateral relations between the two Southeast Asian nations.
Maximo Londonio, a Filipino green card holder, has been released from the Northwest Detention Center after nearly two months. Londonio claims he faced abuse during detention and criticized the Philippine government’s support. His case highlights ongoing concerns over U.S. immigration enforcement practices and the treatment of detainees.
Ruth Castelo, spokesperson for the Office of the Vice President, refutes business ties with Atong Ang since 2009, following her previous role as his lawyer.
The Bureau of Immigration in the Philippines arrested four Chinese nationals in Pampanga for working illegally in violation of their visa terms. The BI’s ongoing efforts aim to curb unauthorized foreign employment and protect local job opportunities.
Journalist Emil Sumangil returns to broadcasting after a short absence following his exclusive report on the missing sabungeros in the Philippines, dispelling safety concerns and reassuring viewers of his well-being. The case remains under investigation, highlighting the risks and dedication within investigative journalism.
A Senate bill in the Philippines seeks to establish public veterinary clinics in every local government unit to combat rising rabies cases. The proposed legislation, introduced by Senator Grace Poe, aims to provide free rabies vaccinations and veterinary services, with oversight from the Department of Health and Department of Agriculture.
The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) has raised concerns over families selling babies online due to poverty. CHR is actively monitoring this alarming trend.
The Philippine government is mourning the death of Leah Mosquera, a Filipino caregiver who died from injuries sustained during Iranian missile strikes in Israel.
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla suggested a possible link between the culprits of drug war killings and the disappearances related to e-sabong. Authorities are examining the connections amid ongoing investigations into both issues.