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STILL HERE The seven Myanmar nationals aboard a fishing boat that got stranded in San Antonio, Zambales, on Sept. 9 are still staying in Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) station in Subic, Zambales. —Photos from PCG Zambales
By: Joanna Rose Aglibot
SAN MARCELINO, Zambales — Over 800 rice farmers in this town received financial assistance and fertilizer subsidy on Tuesday, December 17, under the Provincial Government of Zambales’ (PGZ)
SAFE NOW Lindo Sumalilog, 54, is being cared for by Philippine Coast Guard personnel aboard BRP Suluan after his rescue on Monday, before he is returned to his family on the same day.
KISS OF LIFE have answered our 2025 concert wishes; seriously, it's like they saw us eating the grapes under the table or blowing out our birthday
Cruise ship MV Silver Dawn arrives in Subic Bay Freeport in this photo taken on last Dec. 31, bringing 596 passengers and 411 crew members on New Year's Eve. | PHOTO: SBMA
Central Luzon. INQUIRER FILES OLONGAPO CITY — The crime rate in Central Luzon decreased by 4.31 percent in 2024 compared to the previous year, according to data from the Police Regional Office 3 (PRO3).
By: Joanna Rose
Every year, as the leaves turn orange and the air gets that perfect crispness, we are transported back to Stars Hollow for another marathon.
With , SZA is back where she belongs: at No. 1! And we're not surprised because she constantly delivers anthems for every mood and every moment in our lives.
Get ready for AMPERS&ONE who are hitting the road for their very first North American tour, 2025 AMPERS&ONE LIVE TOUR ‘My First_.;
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