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Adrian Lindayag sa pagkakaroon ng HIV: Turning pain into power
ISANG rebelasyon ang ibinahagi ng Kapamilya star na si Adrian Lindayag namg aminin nito na na-diagnose siya bilang HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) positive. Sa kanyang exclusive interview sa ABS-CBN News nitong Huwebes, April 4, ibinahagi niya ang kanyang pinagdaanan matapos malaman ang kanyang sakit. “It was late 2017 when I was diagnosed as positive for.....»»
Adrian Lindayag sa pagkakaroon ng HIV: Turning pain into power
ISANG rebelasyon ang ibinahagi ng Kapamilya star na si Adrian Lindayag namg aminin nito na na-diagnose siya bilang HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) positive. Sa kanyang exclusive interview sa ABS-CBN News nitong Huwebes, April 4, ibinahagi niya ang kanyang pinagdaanan matapos malaman ang kanyang sakit. “It was late 2017 when I was diagnosed as positive for.....»»
Adrian Lindayag sa pagkakaroon ng HIV: Turning pain into power
ISANG rebelasyon ang ibinahagi ng Kapamilya star na si Adrian Lindayag namg aminin nito na na-diagnose siya bilang HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) positive. Sa kanyang exclusive interview sa ABS-CBN News nitong Huwebes, April 4, ibinahagi niya ang kanyang pinagdaanan matapos malaman ang kanyang sakit. “It was late 2017 when I was diagnosed as positive for.....»»
Adrian Lindayag sa pagkakaroon ng HIV: Turning pain into power
ISANG rebelasyon ang ibinahagi ng Kapamilya star na si Adrian Lindayag namg aminin nito na na-diagnose siya bilang HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) positive. Sa kanyang exclusive interview sa ABS-CBN News nitong Huwebes, April 4, ibinahagi niya ang kanyang pinagdaanan matapos malaman ang kanyang sakit. “It was late 2017 when I was diagnosed as positive for.....»»
Adrian Lindayag opens up on HIV-positive diagnosis ahead of theater return
Actor Adrian Lindayag bared how testing positive for HIV set him on a path of bravery and fighting the stigma against the disease ahead of his return to the stage......»»
Cops tagged in PNP exec’s slay positive for gunpowder
The two police officers tagged in the killing of a police official in Parang, Maguindanao del Norte early this month have tested positive for gunpowder, the Philippine National Police reported yesterday......»»
SC: Terminating HIV positive worker ‘illegal’
The Supreme Court has ruled that firing an employee solely for testing positive for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is illegal......»»
PDEA: 7 drivers yield positive results in drug testing
PDEA: 7 drivers yield positive results in drug testing.....»»
Positive earnings results boost share prices
The stock market ended a two-day bleeding after a slew of positive corporate earnings results buoyed investor sentiment......»»
K-10 pilot implementation receives ‘positive feedback’
K-10 pilot implementation receives ‘positive feedback’.....»»
Market extends rally on positive investor sentiment
The stock market extended its rally to a fourth straight session yesterday, buoyed by positive cues from both domestic and abroad, analysts said......»»
CTTMO heightens 20-sec rule for PUVs
The City Transport and Traffic Management Office (CTTMO) in Davao City is intensifying the enforcement of the 20-second rule for public utility vehicles (PUVs) in loading/non-loading areas to alleviate traffic congestion during peak hours. CTTMO Head Dionisio Abude announced that 36 new traffic personnel will be assigned to monitor yellow boxes and ensure that PUVs, particularly jeepneys, do not exceed the 20-second limit in designated areas. Violators will be issued citation tickets for disregarding traffic signs, and those with expired or fake PUV IDs will face penalties. Additionally, the CTTMO is increasing efforts to curb illegally parked cars and urging drivers to keep intersections clear. These measures, along with the enforcement of the new speed limit policy, aim to promote safe and orderly traffic. Abude emphasized the importance of motorists' cooperation in respecting traffic rules and regulations for a disciplined and courteous driving environment......»»
Philippines rejects China’s claim of ‘repelling’ BFAR vessel in WPS
Commodore Jay Tarriela, spokesperson of the PCG for West Philippine Sea matters, called China's claim “inaccurate.”.....»»
Former BFAR director added to list of DA usecs
Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. has appointed former Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources director Asis Perez as undersecretary for policy, planning and regulations amid the ongoing major reshuffle at the department......»»
BFAR: No fish kill in Pangasinan
No fish kill has been monitored in parts of western Pangasinan, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources clarified yesterday......»»
Malabon fishermen get 20 boats from BFAR, DOLE
Members of four fisherfolk groups in Malabon yesterday received 20 motorized boats from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources as well as the Department of Labor and Employment......»»
Philippines denies China repelled BFAR vessel
A claim by Chinese state media that Chinese coast guards had “repelled” a Filipino vessel in Panatag Shoal was “inaccurate,” according to the Philippine Coast Guard......»»
Philippine coast guard says Chinese claim of intrusion ‘inaccurate’
MANILA/BEIJING (Reuters) – A Philippine coast guard official on Thursday described as “inaccurate” its Chinese counterpart’s claim that a fisheries vessel “illegally intruded” into Beijing’s waters. The Chinese coast guard said earlier on Thursday it drove away a vessel of the Philippines’ Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) and accused them of “illegally intruding”.....»»
Small fishers to BFAR: File charges vs Chinese vessels destroying marine resources
Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas criticized the government’s alleged inaction toward the destructive activities of foreign vessels in Philippine waters. .....»»
BFAR: Foreign fishers using cyanide in Bajo de Masinloc
Chinese and Vietnamese fishermen were reportedly destroying corals and marine resources in Bajo de Masinloc (Panatag Shoal) by using cyanide to catch fish, the Bureau of Fish and Aquatic Resources said yesterday......»»