The Marcos campaign on Thursday said that a "number of church leaders recently embraced the call for unity of UniTeam."

"For the record, there is no 'coalition government' being contemplated," Vice President Leni Robredo's spokesperson said.

According to Duque, the government may give away jabs to Cambodia, Myanmar and African nations.

Senate President Tito Sotto said this a day after Malacanang allowed e-sabong operations to continue, contrary to what the Senate hoped for in its resolution to suspend e-sabong operations until the cases of the missing individuals are resolved.

"The question is very simple, answerable by ‘Yes’ or ‘No.’ Did the PCGG and BIR have an agreement regarding the P203-billion Marcos debt to the Filipino people?"

Duque said that Metro Manila and 38 other areas under Alert Level 1—or the “new normal”—are doing “so far, so good” even as most pandemic restrictions are scrapped.

Newly-appointed Bureau of Corrections Deputy Director-General Jay De Castro has taken his oath before Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra.

The government is targeting to inoculate 1.8 million people against COVID-19 during the fourth National Vaccination Days from March 10 to 12.

Newly-appointed commissioners vowed to deliver a fair and honest 2022 elections as the Comelec welcomes three new members and bat controversies months before the country elects new leaders.

A total of 55 Filipino seafarers have been repatriated from Ukraine, bringing the total Filipinos brought back home to 90.