Board Member Noel Alamis said that breathalyzers play a critical role in reducing alcohol-related accidents and…
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Reymund Titong is a Filipino journalist steadily building his voice in the field of news reporting, driven by a commitment to tell meaningful and relevant stories.
He serves as a correspondent for Rappler, contributes to Negros Daily Bulletin, and maintains a blog on Medium.
Ilocos Norte’s Mount Lammin goes off-limits to prevent grassfires
The municipal government of Piddig in Ilocos Norte has temporarily closed Mount Lammin to visitors to…
Farmers rally to revive Dacongcogon Mill in Negros, hit hard by its closure
Farmers and members of the Dacongcogon Farmers and Producers Cooperative (DFPC) rallied at Kabankalan City Hall…
Holiness, humility, and prayer at the core of Sinulog sa Kabankalan Novena
The Diocese of Kabankalan in Negros Occidental opened the nine-day Novena in honor of Señor Santo…
Sipalay gunfight leaves one dead, sends community into panic
Troops recovered an M14 rifle, a backpack, personal belongings, and other documents from the scene. The…
Faith, prayer, and dance: A mother’s story of blessings from Santo Niño
Charity, a mother from Sitio Malabong in Ilog town, carried a deeply personal story of faith…
Signal jamming off the table for Dinagyang, says Iloilo City mayor
Iloilo City Mayor Jerry Treñas has decisively blocked the Iloilo City Police Office’s (ICPO) proposal to…
DICT faces setbacks in battle against text scams despite SIM registration law
DICT Secretary Ivan Uy explained that scammers have moved beyond relying on telecom providers' cell towers.
NIR’s disaster resilience gets a boost with OCD’s proposed facilities in Dumaguete
Dumaguete has faced severe devastation from powerful storms, including Typhoon Sendong, Typhoon Pablo, Typhoon Auring, and…
Officials push for evacuee return despite Mount Kanlaon’s restiveness
PHIVOLCS has maintained Alert Level 3 for the volcano and continues to enforce a strict no-entry…