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Aired: November 5, 2017 The Philippines is considered the center of marine biodiversity in the entire world. But behind the indescribable wealth of our ocean, it also faces various problems. Join Atom Araullo as he explores the oceans in the Philippines to find out its current state.

Mar 17, 2023 #ANCNews Rundown: Philippine Immigration Bureau spokesperson Dana Sandoval responds to issues concerning the agency

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Oct 5, 2023 #dailymail #Iraq #weddingfire Hundreds of mourners gathered at the Cemetery of the Resurrection, just over a mile north of the town, to bid their last farewells to many of the blaze's victims. Family members are seen burying more than 100 people who tragically died in an inferno that raged through a wedding in Iraq. Many were seen carrying pictures of their deceased loved ones, including young children, as a procession carrying 42 coffins slowly marched through the cemetery, which lies in a predominantly Christian part of Iraq.

Oct 1, 2023 #iraq #wedding #fire A bride and groom, whose wedding celebration ended in disaster after a fire killed more than 100 of their guests, have told Sky News they can no longer live in their community. Revan, 27, and bride, Haneen, 18, say they feel they are "dead inside" despite surviving the blaze, which started inside a packed wedding hall in Qaraqosh, in the Nineveh province of northern Iraq. Revan said he lost 15 members of his family in the fire, adding his bride "can't speak" after the loss of 10 of her relatives, including her mother and brother. Her father is also in a critical condition.

Sep 28, 2023 #ABS #LatestNews #ABSCBNNews The issue involving an airport security who allegedly tried to swallow $300 stolen from a passenger is an isolated case, tourism chief Christina Frasco said Wednesday.

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Sep 29, 2023 #ANCNews #ANCHighlights #DatelinePhilippines Dateline Philippines: China has been accused of manipulating global media and threatening to cause a sharp contraction in freedom of speech around the world.

Sep 29, 2023 #ANCNews #ANCHighlights #OnTheScene On The Scene: China's defence ministry said on Thursday (September 28) that Beijing will not sit idly by after the United States and its allies conducted a "provocative" joint military drill in the Yellow Sea. The U.S., together with allies Canada and South Korea, conducted a one-day drill in the region on Sept. 14. The ministry also announced that China and Saudi Arabia will launch a joint naval training exercise in October.

Sep 29, 2023 #ANCNews #ANCHighlights #TheWorldTonight The World Tonight: House lawmakers on Wednesday rushed the passage of the government's proposed 2024 national budget.

Sep 26, 2023 Kabataan Representative Raoul Manuel questions the travel spending of the jet-setting President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and the “return on investment” for these trips that are shouldered by Filipino taxpayers. Full story: https://www.rappler.com/nation/kabata...

Sep 27, 2023 #ManilaBulletin #ManilaBulletinOnline #LatestNews The Office of the Vice President (OVP) spent its confidential funds worth P125 million in 19 days--not 11 as previously discussed in the budget plenary debates in the House of Representatives. OVP budget sponsor, Davao de Oro 1st district Rep, Maria Carmen Zamora made this clarification Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 27 after ACT Teachers Party-list Rep. France Castro asked during interpellation whether or not the 11-day spending window was true. (Video Courtesy of House of Representatives) READ: https://mb.com.ph/2023/9/27/ovp-insis...

Sep 28, 2023 #ANCNews #ANCHighlights #Rundown Here are the stories on ANC's Rundown.

Sep 8, 2023 The Commission on Elections has issued show cause orders to 39 barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan candidates who are at risk of disqualification for premature campaigning.

Sep 27, 2023 #ANCNews #DatelinePhilippines #ANCHighlights Dateline Philippines: Former Philippine Transport Security Administrator Mao Aplasca hits back at House Speaker Martin Romualdez who called for his resignation.

May 24, 2023 The desire to live in comfortable conditions is inherent in each of us. However, I’d like to tell you about some places on Earth where one can not only enjoy the breathtaking beauty of nature but also find unique conditions for living. In this video, you’ll get to see how people managed to find ways to adapt to life in extreme climatic conditions where nature reveals all of its uniqueness. Get ready for an exciting adventure and discover what interesting and unusual places can become one’s home.

Jul 16, 2023 How can we bring back the glory in the Philippine salt production industry? We are in the middle of the scenic saltbeds of Kawit, Cavite, where the 55-year-old “Tatay Nerly” remains to be one of the last saltmakers in the country. Making one of the most important ingredients in the world is hard work and the effects of climate change are directly affecting the already tedious process. Globalization and the outdated ASIN Law of 1995 in the Philippines have hampered the growth of these small business owners who are struggling to keep the dying practice alive. The question remains: what is next for the local artisanal salt industry in the Philippines?

Renowned for their friendly nature and lustrous golden coats, these dogs have captured the hearts of many. Originally bred as hunting companions, they have evolved into beloved family pets due to their intelligence, loyalty, and playful demeanor.

Dive deep into the fascinating world of maritime technologies with us as we explore the intricacies of why large ships remain stable, even during intense storms in the middle of the sea.

In the Philippine capital, a recent fire that destroyed a nearly century-old post office building has shined a spotlight on the fight for heritage conservation.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. spearheaded the launch of the National Innovation Agenda and Strategy document which signifies a firm commitment to integrating innovation into the nation's agenda.

Beijing warns Manila not to "stir up trouble" after the Philippine Coast Guard said it removed a floating barrier at a disputed reef that was allegedly deployed by China to block Filipinos from the traditional fishing ground.

The Philippines National Security Council will publish an updated Philippine map highlighting the country's maritime entitlements is underway in line with the 2016 arbitral ruling and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. The new standard map that will counter China's 10-dash-line map is crucial in terms of determining the extent of Philippine territory that is free for safe navigation and implementing environmental protection programs, according to the Armed Forces of the Philippines. AFP Spokesperson Colonel Medel Aguilar said the map which abides by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea will be important in giving Filipinos pride and responsibility to preserve the Philippines territory. A Senate panel will craft an updated Philippine map in response to the 10-dash-line shown on China's new standard national map which claims nearly the entire South China Sea as part of its territory. The current updated version of the administrative map of the Philippines includes the Kalayaan Island Group, Scarborough Shoal, Macclesfield Bank, West Philippine Sea, and Benham Rise Region. It also shows Sabah, which the Philippines claims but is not actively pursuing against ASEAN neighbor Malaysia. The Philippines' 200-nautical mile exclusive economic zone west of the archipelago will be called as West Philippine Sea. Beyond the 200 nautical miles, it is still officially referred to as the South China Sea. This is the first time the Philippine government will publish an updated map showing the country’s maritime entitlements, seven years after the United Nations-backed Arbitration Tribunal ruled some rock features in the Spratlys form part of the Philippines EEZs. The UN Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf earlier, also approved the Philippines’ application to extend its continental shelf limit beyond 200 nautical miles from the base shorelines east of Luzon Island. The 13-million-hectare continental shelf, called Benham Rise by mariners, was renamed Philippine Rise. Recently, China published its map showing 10 dashes forming a U-shape in the South China Sea. In August, the Philippines protested against China after the latter released its updated standard map showing 10 dashes that form a U shape, claiming nearly the entire South China Sea as part of its territory. The area overlaps with the exclusive economic zones of the Philippines and those of Malaysia, Brunei, Vietnam, and Indonesia. The Philippines updated map, will have to undergo many layers of approval process to ensure that it is consistent with the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea and the Arbitral Award. This landmark ruling invalidated China's expansive claims in the South China Sea, with the arbitral tribunal largely ruling in favor of Manila in its EEZ and continental shelf that are being claimed by Beijing. Another interesting addition to the future Philippines Map is the inclusion of Sabah as part of its boundary entitlements. Northern Eastern Sabah is one of the disputed territories of the Philippines, which is currently controlled by Malaysia.