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This new Zoom feature might create some fun into meetings, but it may also have practical uses.

Amid a global pandemic, the Baguio Flower Festival or Panagbenga 2022 still managed to attract 45,000 tourists during its last weekend alone, much to the delight of the city government.

Senator Joel Villanueva wants the government to start implementing programs in State Universities and Colleges that will create a pool of railway technology experts in the country.

The country's positivity rate or the number of individuals who tested positive for Covid-19 has gone down to 2.1 percent this week from last week's 2.7 percent, a health official said Tuesday.

Armed Forces of the Philippines chief-of-staff Gen. Andres Centino said the annual "Balikatan" exercises give both American and Filipino troops the chance to address their vulnerabilities and ensure that both are able to respond to any crisis or emergency effectively.

AboitizPower, an electric services firm, conducted its first Innovation Summit, bringing together employees from various business units to emphasize the need to collaboratively develop the unique combination of traits required to refine the company's innovation culture.

The Comelec in the Cordillera Administrative Region said it is looking at installing a Broadband Global Area Network in over 200 polling precincts which the Police Regional Office in Cordillera has reported to have no internet connectivity.

The National Seed Industry Council has approved 15 new inbred rice varieties for commercial release.

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology announced Monday that no volcanic earthquakes had been observed in Taal Volcano in the last 24 hours, despite Alert level 3 (magmatic unrest) being raised over Taal on Saturday.

The province of Pangasinan logged zero new Covid-19 cases for two consecutive days over the weekend based on the data from the Provincial Health Office.