The self-confessed gunman in the killing of broadcaster Percy Lapid was presented to media after he surrendered to the Philippine National Police (PNP), revealing who his cohorts were and who paid them to pull off the assassination of the radioman.
It will be a long weekend as Filipinos plan their All Saints’ Day sojourn after President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. declared Dec. 31, 2022, a Monday, as a non-working holiday.
Meanwhile, Justice Secretary Crispin Remulla disclosed that he has yet to talk to his son since he was busted with P1.5 million worth of high-grade marijuana.
In the same press conference, Remulla also said the Bureau of Immigration (BI) will start deporting foreigners found to be working in illegal Philippine off-shore gaming operations (POGOs) on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2022.
These are among the top stories in the Manila Bulletin’s roster of reports this Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 18, 2022.
- From the Palace
- Percy Lapid killing
- Typhoon Neneng
- POGO controversy
- PH, US relations
- PH Covid-19 Update
- Canada hiring Pinoy health workers
- World Food Forum
- New lotto millionaires
- Suspension of 12-percent VAT
- New food technologists
- PRC oath-taking schedules
- Weather Update
- AFP/DND
- Agriculture
- BIR
- Comelec
- Education
- Energy
- Judiciary
- Labor
- Legislature
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House
- PNP
- Religious
- Metro Roundup
- Provincial Roundup
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Mindanao
- World Roundup