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Floating barriers at Scarborough Shoal violate PH sovereignty – DFA
ILLEGAL. Floating barriers with an estimated length of 300 meters southeast of Bajo de Masinloc were discovered by the Philippine Coast ... -
DOTr signs MOA to fast-track EDSA Greenways project
PARTNERS FOR GREENWAYS. Department of Labor and Employment Secretary Bienvenido Laguesma (left) and Department of Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista shake hands ... -
EO easing flagship projects processes to hasten Bicol Express revival
RAILROAD to PROGRESS. A Philippine National Railways train stops at a station in this undated photo. Bicol Saro Part-list Rep. Brian ... -
Security exec: PH to remove floating barriers off Bajo de Masinloc
ILLEGAL. Floating barriers with an estimated length of 300 meters southeast of Bajo de Masinloc were discovered by the Philippine Coast ... -
NAIA screener axed for getting chocolates from passenger’s luggage
‘NO GIFT/TIPPING’ POLICY. A CCTV footage shows a female passenger, a male security screening officer (SSO) and a pack of chocolates ... -
Aggressive watch, info drive vs. infectious Nipah virus urged
POTENTIAL CARRIERS. A colony of fruit bats hovers over their dwelling place in Barangay Poblacion, Catarman town, Camiguin in this undated ... -
Comelec, DOJ join forces vs. vote-buying in BSKE polls
JOINT FORCE. Commission on Elections Chairperson George Erwin Garcia (left) and Department of Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla sign an agreement ... -
6 PH Navy ships hold naval gunnery exercises off Basilan
GUNNERY DRILLS. The BRP Domingo Deluana (PG-905), one of the six Philippine Navy (PN) ships that held a gun test firing ... -
PCG, BFAR condemn floating barriers by China at Bajo de Masinloc
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) strongly condemn the China Coast Guard’s (CCG’s) ... -
NAIA one of worlds most connected airport
PASAY CITY — The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) has established itself as one of the most internationally connected airports ...
