Daily Archive

Thu, Oct 15, 2026

37 stories published on this day · Times shown in Asia/Manila (PHT)

  1. SunStar Philippines·
    DepEd-Davao rolls out school-based immunization program

    DepEd and DOH launch school-based immunization for Grades 1, 4, and 7 in Davao City public schools through December 2026.

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  2. SunStar Philippines·
    Dole’s Sena settles over P1.3M in workers’ claims

    DOLE-Davao City recovers ₱1.3M for 28 workers, including returned cash bonds and separation pay, through SEnA mediation.

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  3. SunStar Philippines·
    DCWD boosts water supply preparations for El Niño

    DCWD will deploy 24 inline booster pumps in critical Davao City areas as Tamugan River supply drops ahead of El Niño.

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  4. SunStar Philippines·
    LTO-Davao: Motorcycle mishap in Toril due to drag racing

    LTO-Davao pursues sanctions after a viral video shows speeding motorcycles in a Toril collision, despite police denial.

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  5. SunStar Philippines·
    Cadac empowers barangays, boosts drug-free community

    Davao CADAC trains over 100 barangay officials in GINHAWA and KKDK programs to strengthen local drug prevention efforts.

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  6. SunStar Philippines·
    Davao City advances healthcare services in IP communities

    Davao CHO, WHO, and DOH partner to bring free mobile TB screenings and healthcare services to IP communities in Tugbok.

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  7. SunStar Philippines·
    Davao City bags highest nutrition implementation award

    Davao City receives the CROWN Award and Aguila Award from the NNC for sustained excellence in local nutrition programs.

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  8. SunStar Philippines·
    Davao Oriental rep pushes Mati airport dev’t

    Davao Oriental Rep. Cheeno Almario collaborates with DOTr and CAAP to process ₱700M for the Mati Airport project.

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  9. SunStar Philippines·
    Davao del Sur implements P1.06-B infra projects from Jan-Sept 2026

    Davao del Sur implements ₱1.064B in infrastructure projects under Gov. Cagas, with 66% completed as of September 2026.

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  10. SunStar Philippines·
    Gang 'seeks' Cebu minorsRead on SunStar Philippines↗
  11. SunStar Philippines·
    Capitol seeks P14B budget for 2027Read on SunStar Philippines↗
  12. The Manila Times·
    Former solon Raul Daza dies at 91

    MANILA, Philippines — Lawyer, accountant and former politician Raul Aguila Daza has died, his family announced in a social media post on Thursday. He was 91. Daza spent more than five decades in public service, serving seven terms as a congressman and three terms as governor of Northern Samar. He also served as d

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  13. SunStar Philippines·
    Councilor denies role in waste project proposalRead on SunStar Philippines↗
  14. BusinessWorld Online·
    Philippines’ cash remittance growth below 2% for third month

    MONEY SENT HOME by migrant Filipinos grew by less than 2% for the third straight month in August, as lingering geopolitical tensions continued to weigh on remittance flows and overseas worker deployment, analysts said.

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  15. BusinessWorld Online·
    Oil shocks, El Niño may threaten Philippine economic recovery in 2027 — World Bank

    THE PHILIPPINE economy’s recovery next year will hinge on a rebound in public investment, although prolonged energy price shocks and climate-related disruptions such as the “Super El Niño” could derail growth, the World Bank said.

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  16. BusinessWorld Online·
    Philippine peso sinks past P63 per dollar for first time

    THE PHILIPPINE PESO breached the P63-per-US-dollar level for the first time on Thursday, as hot US inflation data bolstered bets that the US Federal Reserve could keep rates higher for longer.

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  17. BusinessWorld Online·
    ERC removes capacity limits for power plants to boost electricity supply

    POWER GENERATORS can now build larger power plants after the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) removed capacity limits to boost electricity supply, encourage investments and foster greater competition.

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  18. BusinessWorld Online·
    Cash remittances settle to three-month low in August

    MONEY SENT HOME by migrant Filipinos grew by less than 2% for the third straight month in August,...

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  19. The Manila Times·
    High chance of Friday rains in Visayas, Mindanao, Palawan, Bicol

    MANILA, Philippines — The chance of rains on Friday was high in the Visayas, Mindanao, Palawan, and Bicol, said the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa). Pagasa Weather Specialist Loriedin de la Cruz-Galicia said in the 5 p.m. weather update that the Intertropical

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  20. SunStar Philippines·
    Labor: P42 hike not enoughRead on SunStar Philippines↗
  21. SunStar Philippines·
    Vida: Asean must fight traffickingRead on SunStar Philippines↗
  22. SunStar Philippines·
    ‘Don’t leave kids, seek help’Read on SunStar Philippines↗
  23. The Manila Times·
    Young Filipino student receives high commendations at John Locke Institute Global Essay Prize

    MANILA, Philippines — Amanda Katherine “Andy” Chua, a Grade 11 student at Everest International Academy in Manila, has received High Commendations in both Law and Politics at the 2026 John Locke Institute Global Essay Prize. Chua's two essays were shortlisted in July from more than 10,000 entries subm

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  24. The Manila Times·
    Globe leads NTC test, boosts mobile connectivity

    MANILA, Philippines — Globe Telecom broadened its network infrastructure and ventured into satellite direct-to-cell technology to boost mobile connectivity, after the latest National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) tests showed it was posting a 99.41 percent SMS (short message service) success rate in Metro M

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  25. The Manila Times·
    UP students evacuated over online threat

    MANILA, Philippines — Students and faculty at the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman in Quezon City were evacuated Thursday afternoon after an alleged online threat targeting the Palma and Malcolm Hall areas circulated online. According to the Quezon City Police District (QCPD), someone received a message

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  26. The Manila Times·
    VP Sara ‘replacement’ not being discussed — Palace

    MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Thursday said there has been no discussion on the possible replacement of Vice President Sara Duterte amid reports that House Speaker Bojie Dy was being eyed to succeed her. "We cannot anticipate. We cannot speculate because the defense [panel] has yet to present their e

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  27. The Manila Times·
    Mindanao politician linked to drug shipment seized in Laos — PDEA

    MANILA, Philippines — A politician in Mindanao was tagged by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) as the financier of the chartered plane that carried 521 kilograms of suspected shabu worth P3.54 billion seized in Laos. PDEA spokesman Joseph Frederick Calulut however declined to identify the politician.

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  28. The Manila Times·
    ‘Filipinos are family, not just foreign workers in CNMI’

    SAIPAN, Northern Marianas — Independent gubernatorial candidate Blas Jonathan “BJ” Attao paid tribute to generations of Filipinos who helped build Saipan's infrastructure and cared for local families, saying their contributions to the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands go far beyond their st

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  29. The Manila Times·
    Fake passport stamp exposes suspected trafficking scheme at NAIA

    MANILA, Philippines — A suspected attempt to smuggle a passenger past immigration inspection using a fake passport stamp has triggered a probe to determine the existence of a human trafficking scheme targeting Filipinos searching for jobs abroad, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) said Thursday. BI officers intercept

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  30. The Manila Times·
    Lacson vows ‘more crying’ as Senate scrutinizes 2027 budget

    MANILA, Philippines — The Senate may restore hundreds of billions of pesos in budget cuts and realignments made by the House of Representatives in the proposed P7.2 trillion national budget for 2027, Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said, warning that there will be more crying as senators scrutinize changes

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  31. The Manila Times·
    Lacson: P11M left for VP Sara impeachment trial more than enough

    MANILA, Philippines — The Senate has P11 million remaining budget for the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, more than enough to cover the proceedings, Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said Thursday. Lacson said slightly more than P14 million had been spent from the P25.7 million continuing a

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  32. The Manila Times·
    63% of Filipinos say VP impeachment trial wastes public funds — survey

    MANILA, Philippines — Nearly two-thirds of Filipino voters consider the time and public resources devoted to Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial an unreasonable use of government funds, even as more respondents expect her to be convicted, a Pahayag survey showed. The survey conducted by PUBLiCUS

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  33. The Manila Times·
    P44.9B spent on development projects in 5,638 insurgency-hit villages

    MANILA, Philippines — The government has invested P44.90 billion in development projects in 5,638 villages (barangay) formerly affected by communist insurgency from 2021 to 2026, with more than 16 million Filipinos reported to have benefited from the program, the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed C

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  34. The Manila Times·
    Nearly half of Filipinos want government to pay system loss costs — survey

    MANILA, Philippines — Nearly half of Filipino adults want the government to shoulder electricity system loss charges that are presently being shouldered by consumers, a survey by Momentum Research showed. System loss refers to electricity generated or purchased that is lost before reaching end-users. These losses

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  35. The Freeman·
    How to stand against a bully!

    One day, years ago, the message contained in the lyrics of a Bee Gees’ song pinned me to an embarrassing corner. “I started a joke which started the whole world crying. But I didn't see that the joke was on me”

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  36. The Freeman·
    Implications of dropping 3 Articles of Impeachment

    Neither the defense nor the impeachment Court can prevent the prosecution from exercising its inherent prerogative to withdraw three out of the four articles of impeachment. It takes only one article to obtain a conviction.

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  37. The Freeman·
    Diskurso ni Sara

    Ang diskurso ni Bise Presidente Sara Duterte sa Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry 52nd Philippine Business Conference and Expo sa Manila Hotel niadtong Martes maoy unang pormal niyang mensahe ngadto sa dagkong mga negosyante sa nasud human nideklarar sa iyang kandidatura pagka presidente niadtong Pebrero 18 n

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