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Malabon LGU receives 21 new boats from ‘Mang Ondoy’ rescue hub.
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Classes in Muntinlupa suspended for Nov. 11 due to #NikaPH. Muntinlupa Mayor Ruffy Biazon suspended classes in all levels in public and private schools for Nov. 11 due to Severe Tropical Storm “Nika” (“Toraji”). 2 days ago.
Sports - Manila Bulletin
PH paddlers crave for improvements as focus shifts to World Games. PUERTO PRINCESA CITY — Focus now shifts back to the preparations of the Philippine dragon boat team as the country formally secured its ticket to the 2025 World Games in Chengdu, China following a strong performance in the ICF World Championships here.
Opinion - Manila Bulletin
Empowering women for peace, security. By Manila Bulletin. As the Philippines hosts the International Conference on Women, Peace, and Security, which concludes tomorrow, it is essential to reflect on the significant strides made by Filipino women in leadership roles alongside the persistent challenges they face.
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Cordillera cops net P8.2-M shabu, marijuana. © 2024 Manila Bulletin The Nation's Leading Newspaper.
Business - Manila Bulletin
Stock Market & Foreign Exchange Business. $1-billion Maynilad IPO set in 2025. By James A. Loyola. While still ironing out some kinks, Maynilad Water Services Inc. is committed to launching its initial public offering (IPO) estimated at $1 billion within 2025, and will be filing its application with regulators by the first quarter.
National - Manila Bulletin
National News. Marcos on POGO ban loopholes: We are banning the nature of operation. By Betheena Unite. President Marcos reaffirmed that whether or not Philippine offshore gaming operations (POGOs) are under the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor), they are banned. More +.