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PANOORIN: Libreng bike repair stations sa QC MANILA - Naglagay ng libreng bike repair stations and pamahalaang lungsod ng Quezon City sa ilang lugar para sa mga nagbibisikleta ngayong panahon ng pandemya.
W08:16 Manila Bulletin L
General Eleazar puts ‘game’ face on in comedy show When I was younger, I loved watching “Sic o’clock news ,” a comedy show formatted as a news program “anchored” by Jaime Fabregas and Ces Quesada under the direction of Marilou Diaz Abaya. After almost 20 years, I did not expect to revive the format. It’s on “BGC news” which stands for our names: Beks Batallion, comprisedof Chad Kinis, MC Muah and Lassy; G stands for yours truly, Giselle Sanchez; and C stands for Candy Pangilinan. ...
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Remulla apologizes, says Cavite to have no public transpo under MECQ Cavite Governor Jonvic Remulla on Wednesday apologized to his constituents and said the provincial government has no choice but to disallow public transportation.
W08:07 The Standard L
Biden will not announce VP pick this week: campaign US presidential candidate Joe Biden will not reveal his long-awaited choice of running mate this week despite previous expectations he would, his campaign told AFP on Tuesday.
W08:07 The Standard L
Apocalyptic scenes as blasts ravage Beirut Beirut, Lebanon | An entire port engulfed in fire, ships ablaze at sea and crumbling buildings: the site of the massive blast in Beirut's harbour area resembled a post-nuclear landscape.
W07:58 Manila Bulletin L
No Filipinos killed or injured in Beirut twin blasts — DFA No Filipinos have been reported killed or injured in the two massive explosions that rocked the Port of Beirut in Lebanon which left at least 70 people dead and scores of others injured, the Department of Foreign Affairs said on Wednesday. Firefighters evacuate a wounded man from the scene of an explosion at the port in Beirut on August 4, 2020. ...
W07:39 Manila Bulletin L
One ID, one number: What you need to know about the Phil ID system Today, one can not leave home without an ID card. Not only one, but two or even more if one is expecting to do official transactions. (MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO) Think about the many situations that require an ID card — at least two are needed for official transactions related to money, applying for a passport, for a job, for entry into a university. ...
W07:30 ABS-CBN News L
Lalaking walang face mask, nahulihan ng hinihinalang shabu sa Taguig Kalaboso ang isang construction worker nang mahulihan ng hinihinalang shabu sa isang border checkpoint sa Taguig City nitong Martes ng hapon.
W07:30 ABS-CBN News L
'Overruled': IATF bans public transport in Cavite during MECQ - governor The inter-agency task force (IATF) leading the country's pandemic response banned public transport for some 3.7 million residents in Cavite province during its return to the second strictest lockdown level, contrary to the wishes of the local government, Governor Jonvic Remulla said Wednesday.
W07:19 Manila Bulletin L
Travel by remote control JUST A THOUGHT: “The best education I have ever received was through travel.” – Lisa Ling Xx TRAVEL PASS: If anything, this lockdown of more than 100 days thus far, and counting, has allowed me to travel the world. I didn’t need a travel permit or health clearance and rapid testing to do so. All I had to do was select which country to view using the remote control. ...
W07:09 The Standard L
Gold prices hit $2,000 an ounce for first time Gold prices on Tuesday hit $2,000 an ounce for the first time, the latest surge in a commodity seen as a refuge during economic uncertainty.
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NBA: Luka Doncic 30-20-10 game lifts Mavericks past Kings in OT Luka Doncic tallied a triple double to lead the Mavericks to a 114-110 overtime victory over the Kings in their NBA seedings game on Tuesday (US time).
W07:09 ABS-CBN News L
NBA: Devin Booker buzzer-beater saves Suns vs Clippers Devin Booker knocked down a fallaway jumper as time expired to lift the Suns to a 117-115 win over the Clippers in their NBA seedings game Tuesday (US time).
W07:09 ABS-CBN News L
Disney's 'Mulan' to skip big screen with September streaming launch LOS ANGELES - Disney's much-delayed blockbuster "Mulan" will skip the big screen and premiere on streaming platform Disney+ next month, it was announced Tuesday, as coronavirus keeps theaters shut across much of the United States.
W07:00 The Standard L
All member states ratify UN child labour convention Every member state has ratified a United Nations convention banning the worst forms of child labour, the UN announced Tuesday, in a historic first -- though eliminating such practices remains distant.ations convention banning the worst forms of child labour, the UN announced Tuesday, in a historic first -- though eliminating such practices remains distant.
W06:49 Manila Bulletin L
NBA League Pass now available for PLDT Home subscribers PLDT Home partners with the National Basketball Association (NBA) to offer NBA League Pass, the league’s premium live game subscription service. PLDT Home subscribers can now conveniently access NBA games and exclusive programs live and on-demand for as low as Php 485 per month by charging their NBA League Pass subscription to their existing PLDT Home account. ...
W06:40 ABS-CBN News L
NBA: Nets edge Bucks, as Antetokounmpo plays sparingly Garrett Temple made the game-winner with 7.3 seconds on the game clock, and the Nets upset the Bucks 119-116 in their NBA seedings game Tuesday (US time).
W06:39 Manila Bulletin L
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: First-timer Pinay contestant wins 2020 WCOPA Grand Champion Vocalist of the World Mary Ashley Entrina (Instagram) A 16-year-old Filipina and aspiring artist named Mary Ashley Entrina is this year’s Grand Champion Vocalist in the World for Senior division at the recently concluded Olympic-style talent event, World Championships of Performing Arts (WCOPA). In an exclusive interview with Bulletin Entertainment, the young star from Kapatagan, Lanao del Norte was still on a high over her achievement. ...
W06:30 Manila Bulletin L
Two huge Beirut explosions kill 73, injure thousands Two enormous explosions devastated Beirut’s port on Tuesday, leaving at least 73 people dead and thousands injured, shaking distant buildings and spreading panic and chaos across the Lebanese capital. A helicopter pours water onto the fire at the port of Lebanon’s capital Beirut (AFP Photo/STR) The second blast sent an enormous orange fireball into the sky, flattened the harbourside and drove a tornado-like shockwave through the city, shattering windows kilometres (miles) away. ...
W06:30 Manila Bulletin L
Globe 5G speed test with Huawei nova 7 5G From the Globe Telecom headquarters in Bonifacio Global City (BGC), we brought a unit of the Huawei nova 7 5G smartphone to Valero Street in Makati City to test 5G speeds in the area. The fastest that we got was 559.37Mbps at Valero corner Sedeno. Other top speeds that we got along Valero Street: 418.11Mbps (near One Central), 488.24Mbps (Three Central Mall), 360.45Mbps (Two Central), 430.36Mbps (cor. V.A. Rufino), 281.11Mbps (cor. Villar), and 255.47Mbps (near Trafalgar Plaza). ...
W06:30 Manila Bulletin L
Countries tighten measures as global virus death toll nears 700,000 The global coronavirus death toll approached 700,000 Tuesday, as France and the Netherlands began tightening restrictions, and the Philippines placed millions of people back under lockdown. The hunt for an effective treatment continued meanwhile, with the United States launching trials of an antibody treatment for COVID-19. In France, the scientific committee advising the government over the coronavirus crisis, warned that the country could lose control of its spread “at any time”. ...
W06:30 Manila Bulletin L
Scientists say France could lose control of virus ‘at any moment’ France could “at any moment” lose control over the spread of the coronavirus, the government’s COVID-19 scientific council warned Tuesday as official data showed the first rise in intensive care patients since April. ...
W06:20 Manila Shimbun L
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W06:19 Manila Bulletin L
Pompeo vows to protect Hong Kong activists sought abroad US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday vowed to protect Hong Kong pro-democracy campaigners who have fled the city and denounced China after Beijing said that police had ordered the arrests of overseas activists. “The Chinese Communist Party cannot tolerate the free thinking of its own people, and increasingly is trying to extend its reach outside China’s borders,” Pompeo said in a statement. ...

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