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A powerful earthquake shook parts of the southern Philippines on Thursday night, but authorities said it was too deep to cause major damage and no tsunami warning was issued.
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A powerful earthquake shook parts of the southern Philippines, but authorities said it was too deep to cause major damage and no tsunami warning was issued.
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The Armed Forces of the Philippines called on the nine policemen accused of killing four Army soldiers in Jolo, Sulu, to surrender to authorities. | @FMangosingINQ
Authorities have already traced and contacted 92 percent of passengers who arrived in the Philippines via Emirates flight EK 332 on January 7 together with the 29-year-old Filipino who tested positive for the new COVID-19 variant. | @cgonzalesINQ
An infectious disease expert believes authorities are prepared for the surge of #COVID19 cases, especially now that the new and more transmissible coronavirus variant has been detected in the Philippines.
Many local governments in the country would not be able to procure their own supply of COVID-19 vaccines if they were not allowed to use their calamity funds for the purpose, the head of the Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines said Tuesday.
A passenger from the Philippines has been identified by Hong Kong authorities as having tested positive for the UK variant of COVID-19.
A "very alarming" vaccine hesitancy among residents of coronavirus hotspot Metro Manila is a "dangerous leap" and authorities need to act on it, a former Health chief says, as the Philippines now close to finally implementing its #COVID19 vaccination program.
Quirino Gov. Dakila Cua, president of the Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines, said he had appealed to NDRRMC to allow local governments to use their calamity funds to buy the vaccines.
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It's 12:03 am, July 18, 2020, the feared anti-terror law has already taken effect in the Philippines. Human rights lawyer Edre Olalia tells Filipinos to be vigilant, to "stand our ground, call out the authorities and push back." | via @liannami
Rodrigo Duterte's muzzling of the press in the Philippines could present a model for authorities in Hong Kong, where a sweeping new national security law is due to be imposed in coming weeks | Analysis by @jgriffiths
Rodrigo Duterte's muzzling of the press in the Philippines could present a model for authorities in Hong Kong, where a sweeping new national security law is due to be imposed in coming weeks | Analysis by @jgriffiths
Rodrigo Duterte's muzzling of the press in the Philippines could present a model for authorities in Hong Kong, where a sweeping new national security law is due to be imposed in coming weeks | Analysis by @jgriffiths
Rodrigo Duterte's muzzling of the press in the Philippines could present a model for authorities in Hong Kong, where a sweeping new national security law is due to be imposed in coming weeks | Analysis by @jgriffiths
Rodrigo Duterte's muzzling of the press in the Philippines could present a model for authorities in Hong Kong, where a sweeping new national security law is due to be imposed in coming weeks | Analysis by @jgriffiths
President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines is expected to sign sweeping antiterrorism legislation that critics said would allow the authorities to classify government opponents as terrorists and detain people for critical social media posts
Philippines president gives authorities okay to shoot those violating coronavirus lockdown orders “Is that understood? Dead. Instead of causing trouble, I will bury you.”
WATCH: Volcanic lightning streaks through ash plume as the Philippines' Taal volcano spewed forth steam, ash and pebbles up to 10-15 km in the sky. Authorities say "a hazardous eruption" may happen within hours or days, prompting thousands to evacuate the area south of Manila.
At least 11 people dead and more than 300 treated in hospital after drinking tainted coconut wine in the Philippines, health authorities say. Victims all consumed lambanog, a drink popular during holidays and celebrations.
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