A temporary protection order has been granted to environmental activist Francisco “Eco” Dangla III by the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, two activists, Jonila Castro and Jhed Tamano, were denied similar orders by the Court of Appeals, highlighting a split in judicial protection for environmental advocates in the Philippines.
The NBI arrested 18 Chinese nationals and two Filipinos in Parañaque City for suspected scam activities. This follows a strategic raid on a known fraud hub, emphasizing the agency’s commitment to combating illegal operations and ensuring public safety.
Super Typhoon Leon approaches Batanes with PAGASA maintaining Signal No. 4. Residents prepare for the possible impact as authorities monitor the situation closely.
The Makabayan bloc has urged the Senate to share documents with the ICC regarding former President Rodrigo Duterte’s comments on the drug war, which involved encouraging police to provoke suspects.
Respiratory problems are increasing in evacuation centers in Manila following Severe Tropical Storm Kristine. Health officials emphasize the need for clean water.
The Department of Transportation states that airport maintenance concessionaires must upgrade Laguindingan International Airport’s infrastructure before implementing any fare increases for passengers.
Calls are increasing for accountability for former President Rodrigo Duterte after his testimony regarding extrajudicial killings during his anti-drug campaign, raising significant discussions about justice and human rights in the Philippines.
Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 is now in effect for parts of Luzon and the Visayas as Storm Leon intensifies. The storm is expected to become a typhoon soon.
The Department of Trade and Industry has announced a P2 billion loan program for MSMEs affected by Severe Tropical Storm Kristine. This initiative aims to help businesses recover, offering interest-free loans for the first year with various regions eligible.
Severe Tropical Storm Kristine stranded 529 tourists across the Philippines, affecting key regions and damaging 14 tourist sites. The Department of Tourism is working with local authorities to provide relief and address infrastructure damage, highlighting the impact of severe weather on the country’s tourism sector.