Joanna Rose Aglibot is a journalist based in Olongapo, Philippines. She writes for INQUIRER.net and her work has also appeared in Asia International News. Joanna's articles cover a range of topics including local news, politics, environmental issues, and community events in the Olongapo area.
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Joanna's coverage mainly focuses on local news in the Philippines, particularly around Zambales and Subic Bay. Her articles cover a wide range of themes including government and politics, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, as well as crime.
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WATERWAY CLEARING Vessels manned by Chinese crew members are seen off San Felipe town in Zambales province in this photo taken in May before the
GETTING READY TO FISH Fishermen in San Felipe, Zambales, prepare their boats and gears in this photo taken in May after 17 Chinese dredging vessels left their municipal waters.
PCG still to launch search but vessels passing through or nearWPS alerted to be on lookout for missing crew of FB Reincris
OLONGAPO CITY — Local police on Monday arrested a man wanted for allegedly killing a parking attendant nearly a month ago.
Skipper says search for their 4 companions who disappeared amid rough seas near Panatag on Nov. 27 a failure; lagoon may be lifesaver, say relatives
RED FLAG The appearance of “Chinacoastguard21543” in their marine tracker app has rattled residents who monitor dredging operations in San Felipe, Zambales.
GONE NOW This dredging vessel seen in the waters off San Felipe town in Zambales is identified in a marine tracker as China Coast Guard 21543 but
INQUIRER FILE PHOTO OLONGAPO CITY, Philippines — The Central Luzon Police Regional Office (PRO3) has intensified its security measures in
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)
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