[ad_1] An Afghan nurse observes newborns who lost their mothers during an attack at a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, on May 13, 2020. Omar Sobhani, File Photo, Reuters KABUL, Afghanistan – Gunmen who stormed a hospital in the Afghan capital this week had come to “kill mothers” in the maternity …
Read More »Shell’s first title is also remembered for the Añejo strike
[ad_1] It was a historic championship won under the most chaotic circumstances. Even three decades after Formula Shell won the first PBA title in franchise history, the moment was still etched in the cloud’s memory of the first organized strike in the annals of the professional league. That it was …
Read More »PNP-IAS files criminal raps against Sinas, another 18 during the ‘tomorrow’ birthday
[ad_1] MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine National Police – Internal Affairs Service (PNP-IAS) filed criminal complaints on Friday against Metro Manila Police Chief, Major General Debold Sinas and 18 other police officers for not following the protocols of quarantine during the “morning” on May 8. For his birthday. “Nineteen (police …
Read More »COVID-19 cases in PH break 12,000 mark
[ad_1] Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, May 15) – The Philippines now has 12,091 cases of coronavirus disease, as the Health Department confirmed 215 new infections on Friday. The agency reported at 4:00 p.m. The bulletin reports that 123 more people recovered from the viral disease, bringing the total number of …
Read More »Philippine COVID-19 cases exceed 12,000
[ad_1] A Philippine Foreign Worker (OFW) from Thailand holds her 2-year-old son while covering his nose at a swab test center for severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2) in Manila on 13 May 2020 Several smear centers were established as part of the test, trace and treat strategy in an …
Read More »The former UP chancellor requests telecommunications companies to establish internet plans for students and faculties
[ad_1] MANILA, Philippines – A former chancellor at the University of the Philippines at Diliman on Friday urged telecommunications (telecom) companies to provide Internet plans for students and faculties so they can access classes online. Dr. Michael Tan, a medical anthropologist and professor at UP, said that academic institutions should …
Read More »Experts see delay in drafting ASEAN-China Code of Conduct for the S. China Sea
[ad_1] MANILA – Negotiations between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and China for a code of conduct (COC) in the disputed South China Sea have been delayed, and experts say the original target date for its conclusion is now “out.” of the rails “due to the current situation at …
Read More »Chile digs thousands of graves due to COVID-19 surge
[ad_1] Aerial view of a General Cemetery worker digging a grave in Santiago on May 14, 2020, amid the new coronavirus pandemic. – Health authorities ordered the General Cemetery of Santiago to enable more than 1,700 graves under the possibility of an increase in deaths from COVID-19. (Photo by MARTIN …
Read More »Fire hits part of SM City Cebu
[ad_1] Firefighters try to put out the fire on all four floors of SM City Cebu. (PHOTO COURTESY OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF CEBU) CEBU CITY –– A fire struck part of SM City Cebu in Barangay Mabolo, Cebu City beyond 1 p.m. on Friday, May 15. …
Read More »United States President Donald Trump may “cut” ties to China, says he does not want to speak to President Xi Jinping
[ad_1] The United States accused Beijing of failing to alert the world to the severity of the coronavirus outbreak (Archive) Washington: United States President Donald Trump noted a further deterioration in his relationship with China over the new coronavirus, saying he has no interest in talking to President Xi Jinping …
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