In a world powered by electricity, even the slightest power outage can be life-threatening. Nowhere is this more evident than inside hospitals and other medical facilities, where even the slightest
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ni Dorothy Gonzales May himig pero walang salita, nangangapa pa. Hindi ko pa natutukoy ang dahilan, wala pa akong bokabularyo sa aking nadarama. Sa mga araw na nais kong makihalubilo
Kirstin Amancio Philippine households continue to face high energy costs along with other Southeast Asian countries, based on the latest Southeast Asia Energy Outlook released by the International Energy Agency
a home that turns into a red and green tapestry after how many moons, the smell of the balikbayan’s specialty of goat stew and barbecue. when every member of the
The Act Avenue Theater Festival 2026 returns as a dynamic celebration of Philippine theater, bringing together independent, community-based, and institution-based artists in a powerful showcase of original works. Now on
MANILA, Philippines — The highly anticipated 34th Grand AdClash will take place on May 14, 2026, at Robinsons Galleria, marking another chapter of creative excellence for Advertising and Public Relations
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) and human rights lawyers are pushing for civil remedies in libel cases, arguing that monetary damages can replace criminal prosecution and
More than two decades after the phase-out of leaded gasoline in the Philippines, airborne lead remains present in Metro Manila. A study conducted by researchers from Ateneo de Manila University,
More than six million individuals have been affected by prolonged heavy rains and severe flooding across several regions, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) said on Friday.
Schools, as taught early, stand as a second home in sought of every child’s fundamental right to education and building a character to become responsible citizens of society. But for
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