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Inday, Monsoon Rains Leave 17 Dead, Half a Million Filipinos Affected

MANILA (July 13) — Even as Typhoon Inday moved out of the Philippine Area of Responsibility, its destructive wake continues to unfold across the country, with at least 17...
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Months of Isolation Ahead: Massive Bukidnon Landslide Cuts Off Indigenous Communities

VALENCIA CITY, Bukidnon — For thousands of Indigenous Peoples (IP) living in the remote mountains of Bukidnon, a...
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Forest Guardians of Mt. Apo: Indigenous Volunteers Lead the Fight to Protect the Philippine Eagle

DAVAO CITY — Every patrol through the forests of Mt. Apo is more than a routine mission—it is...
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BARMM Emergency Teams Race Against Time as Floods, Landslides Leave Trail of Tragedy

COTABATO CITY — Bangsamoro emergency responders are racing against time to find missing residents and assist communities battered...
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A Decade After Historic Sea Victory, Global Allies Rally Behind the Philippines

MANILA (July 13) — Ten years after the Philippines won its landmark arbitration case on the West Philippine...
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Cutoms specifies  legal items for Balikbayan Boxes

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What is personal and what is smuggled? To avoid complications in the declaration of items contained in a balikabyan box, the Bureau of Customs draw...

OFWs will not pay terminal fee by March 2017

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PHILIPPINES - Starting march 2017, returning  overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) whose tickets were purchased abroad  will no longer have to pay terminal fees. Ed Monreal,...

Buhay OFW-Hong Kong

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Spectacular! That best describes the 4th Anniversary of FRAG, an organization of brotherhood among Overseas Filipino Workers in Hongkong on November 20, 2016. The...
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