The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
Pursuant to Executive Order No.26 and Republic Act No.9211, The following areas and places are smoke-free zones. School, Colleges, and Universities Centers for Youth Activities (playground and other recreational facilities for minors) Health Center, Clinic, Private and Public Hospitals Food Preparation Areas Fire Hazard (gas station) Elevators and Stairwells Airport and Ship Terminals Train … Read more
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) will be launching its Comprehensive Air Traffic Service Course batch 14 (CATS 14) this year to recruit young and competent men and women who aspire to be part of the country’s elite line of Air Traffic Management Officers (ATMOs). The entry-level monthly salary is Php 50,000. For further … Read more
On September 17, 1935, the first national elections in the Philippines were held. President Manuel L. Quezon ushered in the dawn of the Commonwealth era after beating Gregorio Aglipay and revolutionary President Emilio Aguinaldo. Thus began the 10-year transitional period in preparation for the country’s independence from the United States of America. You may want … Read more
A man was arrested after a bomb joke at the MRT-Guadalupe station. Arestado ang isang lalaki matapos magbiro na may bomba sa MRT-Guadalupe station.@news5aksyon Remember that there is a law in the Philippines called the Anti-Bomb Joke law which is a special crime. Anti-Bomb Joke law is a special crime that is committed when there … Read more
The last Monday of January of every year has been declared as a special working holiday in observance of the National Bible Day to emphasize the state’s policy that the government shall aid and encourage the development of the people’s moral character and spiritual foundation. You may want to read: