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Tuesday, 22 September · 7 stories
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Child hit in head allegedly by rider, passenger after argument with mother

An 8-year-old girl sustained a head injury after allegedly being hit by a rider and his passenger following an argument with the child"s mother.

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Most complainants in missing sabungero's cases stopped talking to prosecutors

Prosecutor General Richard Fadullon said that most of the complainants in the case of the missing sabungeros (cockfighting enthusiasts) have stopped engaging with prosecutors.

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LRT-LINE 2 ADVISORY: LRT-2 limits operations after lightning strike; normal ops resume on Wednesday, September 23, 2026

The Light Rail Transit Line 2 (LRT-2) on Tuesday temporarily implemented provisionary service after a lightning strike damaged and cut a catenary wire at the Antipolo Station.

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NCRPO denies report of 2 deaths during September 21 protests in Manila

The National Capital Region Police Office on Tuesday denied a circulating report claiming that two individuals supposedly died during the September 21 protests in Manila on Monday.

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In Manila, a detention basin is under construction beneath Rajah Sulayman Plaza to help ease flooding -- DPWH

A water detention basin is under construction beneath Rajah Sulayman Plaza in Manila to help mitigate flooding in Malate, Remedios, and areas toward Taft Avenue, Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon said Tuesday.

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PH Embassy in Singapore extends best wishes to Alex Eala, issued advisory to Pinoy sports fans

The Philippine Embassy in Singapore personnel met with tennis star Alex Eala and extended their best wishes as participates in the Singapore Tennis Open, WTA 500 and issued reminders on materials that would be brought…

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PH Embassy advises Pinoys to stop cockfighting activities in France

The Philippine Embassy advised Filipinos to end cockfighting activities in France as these are considered illegal and regarded as animal cruelty, with violators facing imprisonment and a fine of 45,000 euros.

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