The Philippines on Saturday reported 180 new coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infections, bringing the nationwide tally to 13,777. In its daily briefing, the Departments of Health (DOH) also …
Philippines reports six coronavirus deaths, 180 more cases
The Philippines on Saturday recorded six additional coronavirus deaths and 180 more infections, the health ministry said.
Dr. Edsel Salvaña claims that COVID-19 in the Philippines may have originated from India
He said that it’s not known if an Indian was the one that brought the virus to the country but he knows that the “mother virus” came from India. Netizens questioned his clams saying that the first …
Philippine Fried Chicken Giant to Fire Up Delivery in New Normal
Jollibee Foods Corp., the Philippines’ biggest food chain owner, will ramp up its delivery, invest more in digital commerce and shut poorly performing stores as it adapts to the pandemic that’s …
Philippines’ COVID-19 cases rise to 13,597 with 3,092 recoveries
The number of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases in the Philippines climbed to 13,597 on Friday after the Department of Health (DOH) reported 163 new infections. Ninety-two more patients have …
US chopper sale to Philippines would ‘reward past abuses’ — Human Rights Watch
Watchdog Human Rights Watch released a statement opposing the United States’ sale of attack helicopters worth almost $2 billion to the Philippines.
The Great Abaca of the Philippines is Found in Many Surprising Things
Anyway, the great abaca and its very strong fibers are used to make a variety of things. Apart from the baskets, bags, and sandals that the Titas of Manila drool over, abaca fiber is found in coffee …
Philippines experiencing garlic, onion shortage — agri chief
The Philippines is experiencing a shortage of onion and garlic, Agriculture Secretary William Dar said Wednesday. In a Senate hearing on COVID-19, Dar admitted that the country is “not able to really …
Study: Philippines A global Hot Spot for Online Child Abuse
The Philippines has emerged as a global hot spot for online child sexual exploitation, and coronavirus lockdowns that restrict millions to their homes may be worsening the abuses, a U.S. official said …
Lacson not convinced first wave of COVID-19 over in Philippines
Senator Panfilo Lacson on Thursday disputed the claim of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III that the Philippines is actually experiencing the second wave of COVID-19 transmission. “Not only do I not …