Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corp. didn’t follow standard procedures when it delivered 500,000 face masks without a request or purchase order from the government, a former employee of the Department of Budget and Management Procurement Service (PS-DBM) said Monday (Sept. 13).
Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III isn’t buying the claim of Pharmally director Linconn Ong that he’s receiving death threats for testifying in the Senate probe involving the company.
“My case goes to show that no one is exempted from contracting the virus,” says La Union Gov. Pacoy Ortega when he announced testing COVID-19.
Long before the world had ever heard of Paris Hilton or Kim Kardashian, Angelyne had cornered the market in being famous for being famous.
“Insane” — that was teenager Barbara Stowe’s reaction 50 years ago when her parents and the other founders of Greenpeace decided that they would send a boat to halt US nuclear tests.
Classrooms in the Philippines were silent Monday as millions of school children hunkered down at home for a second year of remote lessons that experts fear will worsen an educational “crisis”.
Toni Gonzaga became the 10th trending topic on Twitter Monday (Sept. 12) for interviewing former senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on her vlog, “Toni Talks.”
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) will be spending P1 billion to continue the rehabilitation of Manila Bay next year.
The Senate on Monday approved a measure that seeks to revise the charter of the Philippine Veterans Bank to benefit not only World War II veterans and their relatives and heirs.
