Sen. Richard Gordon said the Philippine Red Cross ranks first among the 62 international non-government organizations (INGOs) which responded to communities affected by Super Typhoon Odette (international name Rai), after conducting more than 750 ...

The Supreme Court has ordered the closure of trial courts’ premises in 15 more localities as the Philippines grapples with a surge in new COVID-19 cases.

The agency also tallied 32,744 additional infections, pushing the COVID-19 caseload to 3,357,083.

Presidential aspirant Leni Robredo said on Friday that she is open to discussions on the possible use of nuclear energy in the country, noting that it is crucial to tackle concerns on safety and technology to lessen its environmental impacts. 

Upon arrival, they will be required to undergo facility-based quarantine applicable to them based on the classification of the country or jurisdiction of origin, and their vaccination status.

Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles said the government will hold a mobile COVID-19 vaccination drive for commuters and transport workers at the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange from January 24 to 28.

The Department of Energy (DoE) said it does not yet see any power supply issues which will affect the dry season, after the transmission service provider pointed out the Luzon power grid may experience thin operating margins during the period.

A faction of the administration party, PDP-Laban, announced that it has adopted Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio as its vice presidential candidate for the upcoming elections.

The Makabayan bloc is urging the House of Representatives to conduct an inquiry into the restrictions imposed on the unvaccinated as they raise concerns that these curbs could be violative of human rights.

According to a poll taken in December 2021 and released on Thursday, only 8% of adult Filipinos did not want to get vaccinated against COVID-19, down from 18% in September, 21% in June and 33% in May.