The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
A Fake MMDA Traffic Enforcer whose identity is still unknown was reportedly apprehending motorists in Caloocan City for the purpose of extorting money. In this regard, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) warned the public against these unscrupulous persons posing as legitimate MMDA traffic enforcers. The Motorists were apprehended by a bogus traffic enforcer who … Read more
Laglag Taxi Driver Gang is a criminal syndicate operating in Metro Manila. The Modus Operandi of the gang is to wait for a taxi to victimize. Once a particular taxi is determined, they will flag it and ride in the taxi. Once the taxi reached a less densely populated and dark area with lots of … Read more
The Philippines celebrate a lot of festivals, typically for religious reasons it being a Roman Catholic country. Most of these festivals are celebrated locally. These Festivals may be categorized as Cultural Festivals Indigenous Influence/Non-Religious Festival Film Festival Flower Festival Religious Festival One of these religious festivals is called Diyandi Festival. Here below … Read more
Bagyong Ineng has not yet left the Philippine area of responsibility but 7 persons were already counted as dead in the Cordillera Administrative Region. Most of the victims were buried by the landslide. 2 more victims of the landslide were reported dead but the local government unit concerned is verifying the truthfulness of the report. … Read more
A ship docked in Ormoc City port caught fire. More than 600 passengers scrambled to get away from the fire. In the middle of the commotion, one passenger was caught on video jumping into the sea. According to the Philippine Coast Guard, the fire broke out a few minutes after the ship docked into the … Read more