The Bureau of Immigration arrested three Chinese nationals in Parañaque.

The Department of Health yesterday warned of a possible measles outbreak in Mindanao after a DOH vaccination campaign failed to meet the target number of children to be immunized against the disease.

Three high school students were killed when their tricycle was hit by two trucks in Kapalawan, Cotabato on Friday.

Forty-four kilos of suspected cocaine with an estimated street value of P233.2 million were seized from two Indian nationals in Calamba, Laguna yesterday morning.

The recent eruption of Kanlaon Volcano on Negros Island has disrupted classes in 107 public schools, affecting up to 52,975 students, the Department of Education reported yesterday.

Activist group Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan) vowed to defy the no rally zones imposed by authorities along EDSA for the commemoration of the bloodless people power revolution on Feb. 25.

The country’s oldest bus company Philtranco has spoken amid weeks of speculation about its status, clarifying that it is only entering a “temporary suspension of operations” and not closing.

Ten former Philippine National Police officials who were kicked out of the PNP for grave offenses have formed their own criminal syndicates, Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla said.

The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board is pushing for facility upgrades for terminal operators in commercial centers, as the LTFRB noted that malls are becoming essential transport hubs in the country.

To maintain Quezon City’s beauty, the local government yesterday launched the Oplan Hilamos to rid the city of vandalism and graffiti.