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For many Filipinos, accessing healthcare is not as simple as they wish it could be. It often means securing an appointment with a doctor, spending money for medicines, and waiting in crowded public hospitals. For families already struggling to make ends meet, these barriers can | Collector
For many Filipinos, accessing healthcare is not as simple as they wish it could be. It often means securing an appointment with a doctor, spending money for medicines, and waiting in crowded public hospitals. For families already struggling to make ends meet, these barriers can
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For many Filipinos, accessing healthcare is not as simple as they wish it could be. It often means securing an appointment with a doctor, spending money for medicines, and waiting in crowded public hospitals. For families already struggling to make ends meet, these barriers can

For many Filipinos, accessing healthcare is not as simple as they wish it could be. It often means securing an appointment with a doctor, spending money for medicines, and waiting in crowded public hospitals. For families already struggling to make ends meet, these barriers can

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LOOK: The aftermath of the fire that gutted the Davao Conven
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LOOK: The aftermath of the fire that gutted the Davao Convention Center along Torres St. in Davao City on Monday, June 8. The fire, which reached the Third Alarm, started at around 10:32 a.m. and was declared fire out at 12:30 p.m. Arson investigators are still determining the
 The camp of Senator Alan Peter Cayetano is now pushing for a
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The camp of Senator Alan Peter Cayetano is now pushing for a possible interim administrative arrangements with the new Senate majority group led by Acting Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian. READ:
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At least two explosions were heard here after Iran launched a salvo of missiles in retaliation for Israel’s attack on the Hezbollah stronghold of Lebanon’s Beirut.
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Calls for caution intensified on Monday, June 8, as international partners and government agencies urged communities in affected areas to heed tsunami warnings following a strong earthquake off Mindanao.
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Malacañang said that the possibility of calling a special session of Congress is now being studied as the leadership dispute in the Senate continues to stall legislative work.
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At least four more earthquakes jolted Sarangani shortly after a 7.8 magnitude quake hit the coast of the province on Monday morning, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs).
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 Worse, people eat junk food while slouched on the sofa, or l
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Worse, people eat junk food while slouched on the sofa, or ladling microwaved food from disposable containers. Eating this way may save us money and time, but it reduces eating into mere feeding. Fast food saves time and meets our hunger for “fuel,” but they shortchange the
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At least three people were confirmed dead while more than four others were injured after the 7.8 magnitude quake resulted in building and infrastructure damage and collapse in some parts of Mindanao, police reported on Monday, June 8.
 17 FLIGHTS CANCELED The Civil Aviation Authority of the Phi
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17 FLIGHTS CANCELED The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) has temporarily suspended operations at General Santos International Airport after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Sarangani, followed by a tsunami warning issued by the Philippine Institute of
 Now Streaming on The Sit Down. We sat down with singer Gigi
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Now Streaming on The Sit Down. We sat down with singer Gigi De Lana to discuss her artistic journey and clear up some of the rumors circulating online about her. Catch the full conversation today on all our digital platforms. Stream it now on YouTube:
 The Office of Civil Defense said (OCD) it was verifying repo
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The Office of Civil Defense said (OCD) it was verifying reports that at least eight people died due to a magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck Maasim, Sarangani on Monday morning June 8. READ: