DLSU Dehazing Technique Restores Quality in Synthetic Images
By Sandra Cabangon Haze does not only cause health issues such as irritation to the eyes, nose, or the throat; it also reduces the quality of images we capture. Hazy
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Caritas to revamp, head Cardinal Tagle and other officials removed
By Reyza Ferranco Pope Francis dismissed all current leaders of Caritas Internationalis, including its president, former Manila archbishop Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, for the envisaged renewal of the Institution. Photo
Mala-Venus na ‘peys’ ay kapalit ng buhay mo, susugal ka ba?
By Elaizarose Golfo Sa kalagitnaan ng pandemya, umusbong pa rin ang paggamit ng skincare cosmetics upang mapaganda ang postura ng ating mga sarili kahit matabunan man ito ng kasuotan. Nagsulputan
PH fertility rate on the decline, now third lowest in ASEAN
by John Anton Garcia Periodically administered by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), this year’s National Health Demographic Survey reported that the total fertility rate (TFR) of Filipino women aged 15
WESCOM: Chinese coast guard “forcefully” took rocket debris found near Pag-asa shore
By Andreah Dianne M. Cartagena An earlier unidentified object found about 800 yards west of Pag-asa Island was “forcefully retrieved” by Chinese coast guards, according to Armed Forces of the
2023 Libreng Sakay Program, tinutukan ni Poe
Ni Xhiela Mie Cruz Pinangunahan ni Senator Grace Poe ang pagpapatuloy ng implementasyon ng programang “Libreng Sakay” sa 2023 bilang napasama ito sa badyet para sa susunod na taon ayon
DOH bares wastage of over 31M COVID-19 vaccines
By Sandra Cabangon The Department of Health (DOH) estimated more than 31 million COVID-19 vaccines, amounting to ₱15.6 billion, have gone to waste as of November 2022. Photo Courtesy of Reuters/DOH
Suspended BuCor chief revealed with multiple anomalies in his term
By Andreah Dianne M. Cartagena Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) Director General Gerald Bantag, who was suspended for being linked to journalist Percy Lapid’s killing, was also called out for discovered
PH, France join hands for maritime upgrade
By Xy Aldrae Murillo Amid fears of losing job opportunities for about 50,000 Filipino seafarers, the Philippine’s Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) said they signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with
Red-tagging made up to protect opposition – Remulla
By Genevieve Candace Poquiz “First of all, I would like to categorically state that there is no government policy of engaging in red-tagging which is a term invented by the
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