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Kim Seon-ho Is Coming Back to Manila, and Fans Already Know It’s a Big Night
Kim Seon-ho is heading back to the Philippines, giving local fans another chance to see the Korean actor live after his last Manila visit in 2024. Ovation Productions announced that his “Love Factory” fan meeting is set for May 31 at the Araneta Coliseum.
Weather
Init Levels Stay Up: PH Braces for More Hot, Humid Days
PAGASA says Filipinos should expect more sticky, mainit na panahon over the next three days, with hot and humid conditions likely to persist across the country. The weather bureau said the setup is being influenced by the ridge of a high-pressure area and the easterlies.
Nation
No Fare Freestyle: DOTr Warns Bus Firms Against Unapproved Hikes
The Department of Transportation is warning bus companies not to get creative with ticket prices habang naka-alert ang gobyerno sa fuel-driven transport pressure. Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez said operators caught raising fares without approval could face citations, sh
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Last tulog sa Bahay ni Kuya: Kapuso housemates get emotional over PBB OG house goodbye
The Kapuso housemates of “Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition 2.0” said their stay inside the original Bahay ni Kuya felt both historic and emotional after learning they would be the last batch to live in the iconic yellow house before it is relocated.
Economy
Petron says Russian crude may stay in the mix if supply crunch gets worse
Petron said it may again buy Russian crude oil if the Middle East crisis drags on and other supply options remain too limited. The company framed the move as a possible energy security measure, saying the country cannot afford a shaky fuel supply habang tuloy ang pressure sa global market.
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Libreng Sakay muna: Manila taps 1,442 jeepney drivers as fuel prices bite
Manila is rolling out a quick relief move for commuters and jeepney workers as fuel prices keep climbing because of the conflict in the Middle East. The city government said 1,442 jeepney drivers have been tapped to provide free rides under a temporary transport program that starts Monday, March 30.
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Ryzza’s Family Hits Pause on Vlogs to Share Rice and Eggs With Struggling Filipinos
Ryzza Mae Dizon’s family is getting love online for a simple but heartfelt act of kindness. Instead of filming their usual cooking and mukbang content, they used their platform to show a small relief effort for fellow Filipinos who could use extra help.
Crime
Bangsamoro Hunt Intensifies After 5 Cops Killed in Maguindanao del Sur Ambush
A major manhunt is underway in Maguindanao del Sur after gunmen ambushed a police patrol team and killed five officers in Shariff Aguak. Three more personnel, including a police captain, were wounded in the attack, turning a routine return to barracks into one of the region’s dea
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Libreng Sakay, Big Relief: Manila Taps 1,442 Jeepney Drivers as Fuel Costs Bite
Manila is rolling out a quick pampalubag move for commuters and jeepney workers as fuel prices keep climbing. The city government has hired 1,442 jeepney drivers to provide free rides under a temporary transport program meant to ease the pressure from the Middle East-driven oil s
Weather
Tag-Init Is Officially On: PAGASA Says Warm and Dry Season Has Begun
PAGASA has officially declared the start of the country’s warm and dry season, signaling the end of the cooler amihan period and the start of hotter days ahead across much of the Philippines. In Rappler’s report, the weather bureau said the shift from northeasterly winds to easterly winds,
Economy
Presyo Hold Muna: Basic Goods Makers Press Pause on Hikes Until April 16
Manufacturers of basic necessities and prime commodities have agreed not to raise prices until April 16, giving consumers a bit of breathing room while fuel worries and Middle East tensions continue to rattle markets. According to The Manila Times, the Department of Trade and Industry said this commitment followed a