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No Covid-19 Active Cases In PNP

Members of the police force are now free from Covid-19 as it did not log any new cases as of Tuesday as released by Philippine National Police Health Service.

Catholics Reminded Of Health Safety Measures This Lent

DOH Regional Director Corazon Flores called on the people to be extra cautious in participating in Lenten activities, noting that the threat of Covid-19 remains.

Solon Pushes Whole-Of-Nation Approach To Rebuild Tourism

A lawmaker called for a whole-of-government, whole-of-nation, and whole-of-society approach to revive tourism and bolster its full recovery from the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic.

New Covid-19 Cases In PH Hit Plateau: DOH

The country's positivity rate has gone down to 1.6 percent from last week's 1.8 percent.

GSIS Launches 2022 Art Tilt

The GSIS finally opened its doors to all Filipino artists in one of the country's largest and most-anticipated visual art competitions happening this May.

‘Isigaw Mo, Isko’ Manila Concert Rally Lures 80K

If crowd support were the gauge, outgoing Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso is at par with his presidential race rivals despite his poor showing in surveys.

Before 2022: Remembering Campaign Jingles That Gave Us Major Last Song Syndrome

From "Naging mahirap" to "Nandito na si Kiko", which of the iconic past campaign jingles have made you sing-along?

Pacquiao Says He Trusts Comelec, Electoral Process

Presidential aspirant Senator Manny Pacquiao appealed to the public to likewise trust the poll body to do its job well, despite expected hiccups during the first day of overseas absentee voting.

Duterte Not Keen On Ditching Face Mask Until His Term Ends

“I just state my cases, there’s no way that mask will not be required," said President Rodrigo Roa Duterte as he is not keen on ditching the requirement of wearing face masks until his term ends.

Traditional Holy Week Rites To Resume In Palo, Leyte

The Archdiocese of Palo will resume the traditional Holy Week rites in this town after it was canceled for two years due to pandemic restrictions.

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