While dwindling numbers are being logged in the incidence of coronavirus disease (COVID-19), with growing numbers of recoveries to boot, health authorities are not letting their guard down as they noted that things could still turn for the worse.
Meanwhile, overwhelming support poured out for the Maginhawa Community Pantry, which has reopened after it had to be closed because it was linked to the Left, and Typhoon Bising continued to wreak havoc in eastern Philippines.
These are among the high-interest stories we have on our Wednesday afternoon, April 21, 2021, update.
- PH COVID-19 Update: 9,227 new cases, 19,699 recoveries, 124 fatalities
- Typhoon Bising’s wrath
- President vouches for integrity of ex-military men in his Cabinet
- West PH Sea Dispute
- No paltry support for popular pantries
- Irked by those nasty, malicious photos you’re getting from FB?
- PH Coast Guard in heritage preservation efforts
- Want to learn how to handle agricultural drones?
- Manila Cathedral warning