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Tens of thousands of Filipinos die and are injured and disabled every year due to road crashes, yet the issue of road safety is hardly viewed as one worthy of public attention.

The head of the Climate Change Commission urged Filipinos to take a stronger commitment to the protection of environment because studies show that Filipinos are among the worst affected by climate change.

How many Filipinos are slaves to shabu?

An online post claiming that the Philippines and the People’s Republic of China have agreed on a 60-40 profit-sharing scheme on their joint oil exploration in disputed maritime areas is misleading.

It allows victims and witnesses to report their locations in a few clicks.

He said the president 'doesn’t have money.'

Subtitled “Desire. Agony. Rapture.,” the coming concert “Opera Gala Manila” has all the big and grand things associated with the art form that comes with singing, orchestras, theaters and emotions. Imagine the exciting prospect of Manila’s great voices singing Wagner’s “The Ride of the Valkyries” with a full orchestra.

A timely clarification by the Department of Foreign Affairs of President Duterte’s statement setting aside the Arbitral Court ruling on the South China Sea dispute saved the Philippine win, Acting Chief Justice Antonio Carpio said in a forum on Maritime Disputes in the South China Sea Friday.

Children aged 12 years and below will soon be required to sit at the back of cars and properly buckled up in seats that would protect them while traveling.

He said China could be recognizing the sovereign rights of the Philippines in the disputed waters through service contracting arrangements.

Candles were lit once again last Friday at the Bantayog ng mga Bayani to mark the unrelenting quest for justice for the victims in one of the darkest periods in the country’s history.

Here are reminders from PHIVOLCS.