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The volcanic sulfur dioxide (SO2) emitted from Taal’s main crater on Sunday, Aug. 7, has exceeded 17,000 tons—the highest SO2 emission since the volcano’s alert status was lowered to Level 1 on July 11, said the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs).

DAGUPAN CITY — The Pangasinan Police Provincial Office (PPPO) arrested during a hot-pursuit operation two suspects who allegedly shot to death a boatman at Sitio Calmay Ilokano, Brgy. Calmay in this city on Sunday, August 7.

The Department of Health (DOH) logged 4,621 fresh Covid-19 cases in the Philippines, taking the country’s number of active infections to over 37,000.

BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya – A timely arrival of responding authorities resulted in the arrest of a lady thieve who was about to leave on board a motorcycle she allegedly stole on Sunday, August 7.

SAN JUAN, Batangas — A police officer was ambushed by a motorcycle-riding tandem suspects while on his way to Batangas Police Provincial Office on Sunday afternoon, August 7, at Barangay Calicanto in this town.

BAGUIO CITY – The city government is planning to charge a certain fee on tourists whose vehicles add to worsening traffic problems in the Summer Capital.

Aside from fulfilling his duties as an elected official in Pasig City, Mayor Vico Sotto surely knows how to have fun on the job as he posted the supposed first episode of his mini-vlog.

An online training for gender mainstreaming monitoring system (GMMS) will be held by the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) in September 2022.

A woman was arrested by the police for illegal drugs during a buy-bust operation in Taguig on Aug. 6.

ZAMBOANGA CITY – The Lamitan City, Basilan police corrected a spot report Sunday, August 7, stating that a man with the same surname as Ateneo murder suspect Dr. Chao Tiao-Yumol was gunned down in Lamitan City.

ZAMBOANGA CITY – The Zamboanga City Health Office continued its appeal to residents to maintain cleanliness and practice the 4S strategy against dengue that has claimed more than 20 lives already.

Over 16 million learners have already enrolled for the incoming school year, the latest data from the Department of Education (DepEd) showed.

As it continues to gather data from the field, the Department of Education (DepEd) noted an increase in the number of schools affected by the Abra quake as well as in the estimated amount needed by the agency for the repair and reconstruction of these damaged schools.