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I’ll just post this here! 😉
These fishermen that Sec. Roque brought from Zambales are obviously singing a different tune from the fishermen in this GMA Report.
This is just sad that our Government cannot even protect and assert our rights to our own territory.
I’ll just post this here.
(1) It’s true that incidents of harassment of Filipino fishermen in Panatag Shoal also happened during the Aquino administration. It’s precisely one of the reasons why PNoy decided to go to arbitration.
— Abi Valte (@Abi_Valte) June 11, 2018
(2) To use this point is another tactic to deflect from the administration’s seeming refusal to do anything to offend China. Paghuhugas kamay ito para sa lantarang pambabastos ng Chinese Coast Guard.
— Abi Valte (@Abi_Valte) June 11, 2018
(3) Ngayong binabandera nila yung friendlier relations, ang tanong: tumigil ba ang militarisasyon ng China sa West Philippine Sea? Hinde. Tumigil ba ang harassment nila sa ating mga mangingisda?
So ano na?
— Abi Valte (@Abi_Valte) June 11, 2018
This PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group where they arrested almost 500 call center agents, is in connection to this report, where 8 Israelis and 482 Pinoys nabbed in Angeles City for their involvement in an online stock trading scam.
Heads up, commuters!
In celebration of #IndependenceDay on Tuesday, June 12, the MRT3 and LRT1 will be giving free rides to the public. pic.twitter.com/kaisacCabf
— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) June 10, 2018
MRT3 and LRT1 will be giving free rides to commuters on June 12, Independence day.
A Chinese Military PLA Air Force (PLAAF) military transport plane (IL-76) was spotted yesterday, June 8, by Philippine Plane Spotters Group (PPSG) landing in Davao City.
Angeles City Traffic Management Board just release a traffic advisory that a number of streets in Angeles City will be close because of Youth Art Festival and the Philippine Independence Day.
President Rodrigo Roa Duterte graces the inauguration of the Mactan Cebu International Airport (MCIA) Terminal 2, the world’s ‘first resort airport’.
PNP chief Director General Oscar Albayalde with the 8 Israelis;
HAPPENING NOW: PNP chief Director General Oscar Albayalde presents 8 Israelis allegedly involved in online investment scam. | via @marllybondoc pic.twitter.com/7LiyfrxBBy
— GMA News (@gmanews) June 7, 2018
Job vacancy at PNP!
#WalangPasok: No classes on June 12 and June 15, 2018 —DepEd https://t.co/zYhTWLkhwW
— GMA News (@gmanews) June 5, 2018
This is just so sad!!!
A historic moment, since the driving and being issued a driver’s license have been illegal for women for 27 years. Women in Saudi Arabia will now be able to drive their cars starting this 24th of June.
I’ll just place this here.
I can’t seem to find the original video, even from PTV 4 youtube channel.
Asus is expected to announce their updated gaming laptop lineup, an entire suite of gaming mice, cooling solutions, chassis, router, and headphones, and gaming phone.
The government has declared that June 15 will be a non-working holiday in Angeles City, Pampanga. This is commemorate the Mt. Pinatubo eruption that happened 27 years ago.
We need more people like her!
A US-based Filipino lawyer has decided to forsake fashionable New York in favor of the Philippines where she intends to work as a public attorney representing the poor in legal cases. https://t.co/S6MQGzzFVL
— GMA News (@gmanews) May 29, 2018
PESO-DOLLAR CLOSING RATE
(29 May 2018) pic.twitter.com/3lb1mjfI3Z— ABS-CBN News (@ABSCBNNews) May 29, 2018
OFW in Jeddah, especially those in Najran and surrounding areas can expect torrential rains and possible flash floods.
Here’s the full text of Summit Media Press release;
With over 20 million unique monthly users visiting its 15 websites and 33 million more fans following its brands on social media platforms, Summit Media is now the Philippines’ leading digital lifestyle network, and one of the top two local digital media companies in the country. Its expertise in creating data-informed quality content has allowed it to reach digital audiences comprising more than 25% of the country’s Internet population.
This month, Summit Media completes its full digital transformation. The 450-strong company can now be called “digital-first” as it bids farewell to its magazine past, closing the six remaining print editions of Cosmopolitan, Preview, YES!. Top Gear, FHM, and Town & Country. These brands are already thriving online as Cosmo.ph, Preview.ph, Pep.ph (for YES!), Topgear.com.ph, FHM.com.ph, and Townandcountry.ph.
Summit Media president Lisa Gokongwei-Cheng said in an official statement: “As we embark on our new journey towards a wholly digital future, we look back at the values that made us successful, and one thing that stands out is our respect for our audiences. Our brands, each with its own strong voice and well-defined identity, have resonated with our audiences because they stand for something, which is why for 23 years, Summit published the most successful and well-loved magazines in the country’s history.
Today, we embrace the way our highly connected audiences now prefer to consume content. As we follow them from print to digital, we will continue our relentless pursuit and delivery of quality, up-to-the minute content and a dynamic and engaging editorial experience—this time, aided by data, which now pervades and informs many of our editorial decisions.
Being highly data-informed arms us with an even better understanding of our audiences, enabling us to create more stories that appeal to their minds and passions, and empowering us to help our advertisers craft effective messages relevant to their audiences. In the past three years, Summit Media has become the leading creator of digital native advertising content in the country, generating more volume than all our competitors combined. On top of this transformation, the company’s other pillars, Outside of Home (OOH) media, book publishing, and content marketing remain robust.
Summit Media was born auspiciously in an era of pulp and ink. We will always owe a debt of gratitude to the medium, to the brilliant teams whose dedication and efforts created magazines that excelled in that landscape, to the generations of loyal readers who not only supported their favorite brands but even imbibed their tenets and values, and to our advertisers, without whose partnership with and belief in us we would not have succeeded. Moving forward and into the future, we are excited as we continue to reinvent ourselves to become an even more compelling destination in a digital era where opportunities abound.”
Here’s what Glad Broce posted on her facebook account.
What’s scary about this is that Cebu Pacific don’t even feel accountable about the whole incident, they (CebPac) make excuses and will not even spend much effort in investigating what really happened. Specially if they know that Ms. Broce only have a limited time in the Philippines.
NAIA Terminal 3 (March 3, 2018 1AM)
Gaano ba talaga karami ang mga magnanakaw dyan? Bat hanggang ngayon hindi pa din maubos-ubos? Yung tatlong locks ng maleta ko, pinilit buksan. Kita sa video na sinira yung dalawa. Tapos yung de-number na lock, nakapindot din yung mga numbers. Hinuhulaan siguro yung code.
Sabi ng Cebu Pacific, within 24hrs eh magbibigay sila ng update. Wala pa din ngayon. Ano na? Ganun na lang?Direct flight ‘to from Narita(Japan) to NAIA Terminal 3.
UPDATE#1: Cebu Pacific just tried to offer me 2,000 pesos for compensation. Based daw sa investigation nila, possible na dahil sa movement lang daw ng eroplano kaya nasira yung mga locks ko. MOVEMENT NG EROPLANO?? Sabi ko ang galing naman gumalaw nung eroplano kasi mga kandado ko lang talaga yung pinuntirya. Tinanong ko kung nacheck ba nila yung mga CCTV sa airport, hindi daw kasi mahirap daw irequest yun. So pano sila nakarating sa conclusion na walang gumalaw sa maleta ko? Tatawag na lang daw sya ulit mamaya.
UPDATE#2: After countless calls and emails, Cebu Pacific delivered a new luggage to my house the night before my flight back to Japan. Regarding sa CCTV, wala daw silang authority na icheck yun. Kung gusto ko daw, ako daw ang pumunta ng NAIA Terminal 3 para mag-request. Nakaalis na po ako ulit ng bansa, balik-trabaho na naman. Wish ko lang na wala na pong maka-experience ng ganto lalo na sa mga tulad kong OFW. Hindi naman ‘to isolated case. Sobrang daming nag-ppm sakin and nagcocomment sa post sharing their own experiences. Kadalasan pinapalagpas na lang nila kasi hassle pa maghabol.
I’ve embedded the video below;
I’m an OFW and this always worries me when going home, which is not supposed to be the case, since the Philippines is our home country and we should feel safe when going home and not like this. Hopefully NAIA Authorities will do something about these kind of people.
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