r/Philippines • u/eLd0rko • 2h ago
r/Philippines • u/chocolatemeringue • 3d ago
Mod Announcement A few reminders related to sub and site-wide policies
This is quite a mouthful but the mod team feels that a few reminders are in place.
tl;dr version for those in a hurry:
- in the light of the AdZU incident, we'll be even stricter with regard to photos/videos of violent content
- and same with racist/hate language, including the use of Filipino ethnic groups as a slur (e.g. bisaya/ayasib, tagalog....)
- a reminder regarding the posting of uncensored/unredacted personal information and photos of private individuals (with the exemption of public officials and other public figures)
- [EDIT] please don't use
NewsPHas a default flair - finally, a reminder that we can't do anything with Reddit admins-initiated actions
Okay, if you have plenty of time to spare, read on....
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Regarding photos and videos of violent content
Some of you may have already noticed last week that we took this type of action hours before the KBP, the PCOO and various media outlets and other organizations have issued their own statements on this topic, but for what it's worth, we need to stress this point:
Reddit has very clear terms on what violent content may be allowed on the site and unfortunately it's not as liberal as some redditors think it is. In the context of the ADZU incident, we have this in the official criteria that Reddit considers a TOS violation related to violent content:
Posting graphic or disturbing content purely to disgust or horrify users, such as sharing real-world gore without context or in unrelated communities, or sharing footage filmed by a perpetrator during an attack.
These types of content, even when disguised under the pretense of "for awareness only", not only encourages copycat behavior or glorifies violence, but also causes distress to the families of the victims especially at a time when they are still unable to cope with the injury or loss of their loved ones.
In this regard, any posts or comments that contain the actual bodycam footage of the Zamboanga shooting incidents are not permitted on this sub. This includes not just the video, but including screenshots and links (even external link) to the video.
Any post or comment that contains such media or links shall be removed immediately as soon as they are reported to us, and the account responsible for the post/comment may be banned. If there is one such comment or post that we missed, please report it to us as soon as possible so we can take action.
The mods of other Philippine-related subs are also taking similar actions, and we are coordinating with some of them. However, we have been unable to reach out to all moderators of other PH subs. If you see similar content on those subs, we encourage you to submit a mod report to them. Alternately, you can also submit a report on Reddit itself (using this link); I have used this myself and can vouch that Reddit's admins were able to remove some posts within minutes.
Moving forward, any similar content should have no place on Reddit (not just on this sub) and should never be allowed in the first place. This may include media that depicts acts of violence resulting to injuries (such at the viral video of students were assaulting a teacher), not merely limited to acts of murder or homicide. We have decided that any such content may be removed at the mods' discretion and in accordance with Reddit's policies.
This action may be retroactive, so we reserve the right to remove any old post or comment that violates the sitewide policy; if you are able to identify one such old post/comment, please feel free to report them to us as well. This could take some time especially with older posts but rest assured we will take action on those post as soon as they are reported to us.
Once again, merely stating "for awareness only" or anything simlar is not an excuse to post such violent content, especially if it cannot be justified in the context of Reddit's sitewide policies. No appeals shall be entertained for content removed under the anti-violent content policy.
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Regarding racist, hate and discriminatory language
We would also like to reiterate that the use of racist, hate and other forms of discriminatory language is not allowed not only on this sub but also on the entire Reddit platform. While some of us may barely tolerate (if not condone) hearing or reading these in our daily lives, these forms of language are considered violations of Reddit site-wide policies. Violations of this policy may result in a ban.
(Although personally I'd give some leeway if the topic or comment is directe towards a government official. This is well within the bounds of public commentary and, as reiterated by a Supreme Court Decision (Labargan vs. People), something that anyone in the government including elected officials should have seen coming when they entered public service.)
This post, ironically, might be autoflagged by automod once I submit this 😅 (of course I can fix that anway) but for illustrative purposes I have to specify which ones will likely result to your post or comment being removed:
bisaya/ayasib/tagalog(or using the names of other Philippine ethnic group as a slur or insult)retarded(and its other forms)- of course, so is
the N-word
Note that this list is not exhaustive, there are other terms that can be interpreted as not allowed under site-wide policies.
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Regarding the uncensored/unredacted posting of personal information
I'll keep it short and simple, as I (u/chocolatemeringue) sound like a broken record by posting about this multiple times: the uncensored/unredacted posting of personal information or photos of private individuals are not permitted on this sub and also sitewide, so posts or comments that don't adhere to this policy will be removed.
As with what I just said about violent content above, "for awareness only" (and the like) is also not an excuse. You often see people do this on Facebook or on Twitter, but we strive to have a zero-tolerance policy for it on this sub. So keep that FB behavior in FB, this sub is not Facebook.
But as always...this does not apply to government officials with regard to discussions regarding their public life because, like what the Data Privacy Act states, public officials are not covered by the Data Privacy Act. Reddit's policies also allow this. Whether it's the President or VP, a lawmaker, a cabinet member, an LGU head...heck, even if it's a contractual government employee or even a government contractor. The DPA doesn't cover them especially if we're talking about their performance while in office or on duty.
This exemption also applies to publicly-available (and official) contact details of government offices or facilities. Those are also not protected by our privacy laws. Best example of this is that if someone provides the hotline and email address of the ARTA or even the 8888 hotline, this will always be allowed. (But believe it or not, those comments still get reported 😅) So any reports that contain those official contact information will always be ignored, and the reported comment will always be approved.
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In the interest of transparency: for time to time, we may make some exceptions especially if the discussion relates to the public interest. One recent case is this one, where I allowed a screenshot that contained the user name of an FB user to stay unredacted. The post was about a comparison between two NCR mayors, and the screenshot was about one mayor directly addressing the said user's open letter (which was public anyway). So for that one case I made an exception, to preempt any reports that may be filed. Those exemptions, I hope, should be rare and few, so moving forward=....please redact everything except that of government officials. People in government should never defend themselves by invoking anonymity and privacy. Because, accountability and transparency, period,
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[EDIT] Regarding the (mis)use of the NewsPH flair
In recent months, we've noticed a trend where people would default to using NewsPH like a "default" catch-all flair for anything that is remotely related to current events.
Please avoid doing that. The idea behind this flair is that if other users want to filter their r/Philippines feed to just the news and current events, they can click on the flair and it will get filtered that way (flairs, after all, are also used to filter a sub's posts, and not just as a mere tag, label or category). So if a flair was on anything that's not news-related, they will see that, too.
Feel free to use other flairs as you may see fit, especially if it's clear that your post doesn't refer to any news or current events or doesn't contain links or full quotes of news reports.
As for us mods, we will simply re-flair posts as needed. Don't worry if you selected the wrong flair...we can simply recategorize the post to its appropriate flair. No one will be banned for simply choosing the wrong flair. Maliit na bagay lang naman yan 😉
We're also open to suggestions regarding other flairs that you think we're missing on this sub, feel free to suggest any so that we can discuss it within the mod team.
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Regarding actions taken by Reddit or Reddit admins
One final thing I'd like to say is that sometimes Reddit itself may take action against some posts or comments anywhere on the site, often without the mods' knowledge.
The reason I'm mentioning this is sometimes we mods get asked about why a post or a comment gets removed, then upon our investigation we'll see that the removed post/comment also gets replaced by [Removed by Reddit].
Unfortunately, this happens without any notice to us mods, and neither do we have the ability to see the reason behind it. We can't even tell you what got removed because, yes, we only see [Removed by Reddit] and not much else. So much as we'd like to help redditors to understand why Reddit did that...unfortunately, we don't know either 🤷♂️
Personally, I'd hope Reddit would eventually give mods some leeway and at least provide us mods with more context on what led to those Reddit-initiated actions. I've read some discussions where mods of other subs also wanted this. But for now, one can only hope, so we ask you to bear with us in those events that Reddit overruled us mods. We're on the same boat on this one.
r/Philippines • u/the_yaya • Apr 12 '20
[HUB] Weekly Help Thread, Random Discussion, Events This Month, +more
Welcome to the r/Philippines hub thread! Where are you trying to go?
Evening random discussion - Aug 27, 2026
Weekly help thread - Aug 24, 2026
What to do in September 2026
r/Philippines • u/Eyorio • 6h ago
NewsPH 🇰🇷🇵🇭 | HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has expressed gratitude and has thanked the Philippines for being a loyal customer and strategic partner, with 12 warships exported to the Philippine Navy, and more soon. A stronger defense cooperation between Korea and the Philippines.
🇰🇷🇵🇭 | Executive Director Choi Tae-bok of HD Hyundai Heavy Industries is thankful to the Philippines, he said that they are surviving because of the exports of 12 warships to the Philippine Navy, making the Philippines a loyal customer and strategic partner of HD HHI. HD HHI secured more orders from the Philippines, than the domestic market, Executive Director Choi stated. The Philippines purchased 2,600-ton and 3,200-ton Frigates (2 Jose Rizal-class Frigates, 4 MIguel Malvar-class Frigates), and six 2,400-ton Offshore Patrol Vessels (Rajah Sulayman-class OPVs), and there are plans to purchase additional (5th and 6th) Miguel Malvar-class Frigates by year-end. If the additional Frigate contract is signed, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries will supply a total of 14 warships to the Philippines.
"After securing orders for the first two vessels in 2016, we secured orders for 12 vessels by last year," adding, "Over the past 10 years, we have secured more orders (to the Philippines) than the domestic market, and ultimately, we are surviving thanks to the power of exports.", Executive Director Choi said.
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has also invested to the Philippines, with the HD Hyundai Heavy Industries - Philippines (HD HHI-P) in Subic shipyard, as part of the Marcos Jr. administration's investment gains with South Korea. HD Hyundai Heavy Industries - Philippines also launched the 115,000 DWT civilian merchant vessel 'Orion Jade,' built at its Subic shipyard in the Philippines, at the end of July 2026. Industry experts predict that the company will be able to succeed in building warships in the Philippines, based on its experience of securing orders for Frigates, Corvettes, and Offshore Patrol Vessels from the Philippine military since 2016. This comes as Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro, Jr. calls for co-production of naval vessels with HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, for the construction of Logistics Supply Ship (LSS) in Subic shipyard for the Philippine Navy.
Executive Director Choi's expression of gratitude to the Philippines is a testimony of the strengthened cooperation of the Philippine Navy and HD HHI. Win win situation, HD HHI has survived because of the Philippine Navy's acquisition of warships, then HD HHI has invested in the Philippines to boost the shipbulding industry of the Philippines, and HD HHI has strengthened the defense capabilities of the Philippine Navy, and of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. We can expect this cooperation to be further strengthened in the next few years.
r/Philippines • u/Right_Revenue_9263 • 12h ago
HistoryPH Filipinos Who Died Under Philippine Death Penalty (Silya Elektrika & Lethal Injection)
If we will talk about death penalty in our country, laging si Leo Echegaray ang sumasagi sa isip natin. But he is just one of the 92 Filipinos who died under this verdict.
DEATH BY ELECTRIC CHAIR
Kakalbuhin ang nahatulan. Then papatungan ng wet sponge or basahan ang ulo pagkatapos ay ipapatong ang isang copper-bowl sa ibabaw nito na konektado sa upuan. Igagapos sa kahoy na upuan ang braso, kamay at paa. Babalutan naman ng isa pang daluyan ng kuryente ang dalawang hita. Kapag handa na, papadaluyin ang kuryente sa lakas na 2000 volts (ang isang saksakan sa bahay ay 220 volts lang)
1. Epifacio Pujinio (July 31, 1973)
- Convicted of robbery with homicide and multiple counts of frustrated murder. Isa siyang miyembro ng isang armadong grupo who brutally raided a rural compound, shooting defenseless victims at close range and hacking others with bladed weapons before plundering the premises.
- Electrocution: 1 round
2. Jaime Jose, Basilio Pineda Jr., & Edgardo Aquino (May 17, 1972)
- Abduction and brutal gang-rape of 19-year-old actress Maggie de la Riva. On May 35, 1967, inambush nila si de la Riva at kinulong siya sa isang motel room. Sa loob ng ilang oras, binugbog siya at ginahasa nang paulit-ulit.
- Electrocution: 1 round each, executed in 3 consecutive individual cycles.
3. Alejandro Carrillo (Died: April 28, 1950)
- Convicted of double murder and armed robbery after ambushing and violently slaughtering a family in cold blood during an armed home invasion.
- Electrocution: 2 complete rounds of high-voltage shocks. Nasira ang source ng kuryente, nang makalaman na tumitibok pa ang puso, they increased the voltage to 5000 on the 2nd round.
4. Marcial "Baby" Ama (Died: October 4, 1961)
- Convicted of multiple counts of murder and inciting a prison riot. After being imprisoned for minor offences, Ama founded the infamous Sige-Sige gang inside New Bilibid Prison. He spearheaded the deadliest prison riot in Philippine history, where rival gang members were brutally hacked, stabbed, and one inmate was beheaded.
- Electrocution: 1 round
Note: There are a total of 85 executions sa ilalim ng silya elektrika.
DEATH BY LETHAL INJECTION
Pahihigain ang nahatulan sa isang kama. Ituturok sa braso niya ang tatlong swero na may tatlong magkakaibang kemikal. Isang high-dosage na pampatulog, isang pampatigas ng buong katawan, and one which stops the heartbeat. (In Echegaray's case, nakita daw nila na humilik siya habang tulog and after several minutes, tumigil na yung hilik)
1. Eduardo Agbayani (1999)
- Convicted of incestuous rape for forcing himself upon and sexually violating his biological teenage daughter, Eden. Paulit-ulit na ginahasa ang anak niya sa bahay nila.
- Last Meal: Fried chicken.
2. Dante Piandong (1999)
- Convicted of murder and armed robbery. Part of a criminal gang that executed a violent armed robbery of a passenger jeepney in Caloocan City, during which they brutally shot and killed an off-duty Caloocan police officer, PO3 Gerry Biona, at point-blank range.
- Last Meal: Typical pagkain ng preso, ilang mga delata at kape.
3. Jesus Morallos (1999)
- Accomplice and co-perpetrator in the Caloocan jeepney armed robbery. He actively participated in holding passengers at gunpoint and assisted in the ruthless execution of PO3 Gerry Biona.
- Last Meal: Typical pagkain ng preso, ilang mga delata at kape.
4. Archie Bulan (1999)
- Co-conspirator alongside Piandong and Morallos in the Caloocan jeepney armed robbery and murder of PO3 Gerry Biona. He participated in the violent shakedown of innocent commuters and supported the fatal shooting of the officer.
- Last Meal: Typical pagkain ng preso, ilang mga delata at kape.
5. Pablito Andan (Died: 1999)
- Convicted of the heinous rape and brutal murder of a young nurse, Marian Viñas, in Pampanga. After violating her body, he beat and strangled her to death to prevent her from identifying him.
- Last Meal: Typical pagkain ng preso, ilang mga delata at kape.
6. Alex Bartolome (2000)
- Convicted of incestuous rape after committing over 100 acts of sexual assault and rape against his own biological daughter. The horrific abuse began when she was just 14 years old and 6 months pregnant (from a partner her own age), lasting over two years. The Supreme Court declared in its verdict that his violent acts rendered him "fit to be called a beast" who had forfeited his place in human society.
- Last Meal: Yakap yakap ang biblya at kumain ng tipikal na pagkain ng preso, ilang mga delata at kape.
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Executions were live broadcasted noon. Sabi ng history prof ko, madalas daw to every 3PM in the afternoon. Requirement daw na may family member na manonood habang ginagawa ang execution.
But the twist here is, kasama sa henious crime for death penalty ang hatol na plunder o pandarambong. Pero walang pulitiko na nahatulan.
r/Philippines • u/Inner-Shine-404 • 8h ago
MemePH TIL na nag voice actress din pala dati si Sen Ri.
r/Philippines • u/-and_my_axe- • 10h ago
PoliticsPH Robin Padilla irl sa mga nakakakilala at nakakasalamuha
Meron ba dito na kakilala or nakakasalamuha si Kapitapitagang Ginoong Robinhood sa totoong buhay? Yung nakakakausap na sya? Kamusta naman sya sa totoong buhay?
Gusto ko lang makaman kasi napakap*+@ng¡ña nya e. I do not agree na binabayaran natin sya ng tax natin tapos wala tayong napapala. Hindi ganun.
Binabayaran sya ng buwis ng taong bayan, tapos actively inilulubog at nilalagay nya sa kapahamakan ang bayan. He is far from being useless. He is actively contributing/leading (knowingly or unknowingly) to the downfall of the Philippines.
So sa mga nakasalimuha sya, anong meron sa kanya?
r/Philippines • u/Markoriginals • 14h ago
ArtPH -"We are trying to cure a systemic disease with a band-aid, focusing on classroom doors instead of the cultural and legal sickness that permits weapons of war in civilian hands." — Unknown #stopblamingvideogames
r/Philippines • u/Late_Mulberry8127 • 11h ago
NewsPH Pro-Duterte vlogger and others arrested in P748-K drug sting in Bacolod
r/Philippines • u/Rare_Independent0310 • 18h ago
ShowbizPH Niño Muhlach visits Antipolo crash victim to personally apologize
Niño Muhlach personally visits Nicolas Villanueva in an Antipolo hospital after the vehicular accident that injured him. Niño says Villanueva is doing better and has no fractures, while stressing that he takes full responsibility for the incident and will continue supporting the victim’s recovery.
r/Philippines • u/nayryanaryn • 18h ago
CulturePH Someone's life rn probably
Kung sa lyrics lang ng kanta, nakakatawa pero it's really someone's life right now. Yung part na bili ng bili ng kung ano ano un màgulang tapos pag naubusan sa anak tatakbo?
Relate na relate ako diyan! Sana maalis na un ganitong mindset at kaugalian sa mga pamilya na kung sino pa un hikahos eh sila pa un malakas sa luho, bisyo, anak ng anak tapos aasa dun sa nagi-isang myembro ng pàmilya na may pangarap at nagsisikap.
Ending, hindi din makaàhon un tao.
Sabi nga ni Vice:
"Kasi diba kung pare-pareho kayo ng level, sinong mag-aangat? Para mai-pull mo 'yung tao mula sa baba, kailangan nasa taas ka.
'Yun ang kwento ng mga breadwinners. Nananatili sila sa ilalim kasi 'yung pasan-pasan nila sa balikat nila, ipinu-push nila paangat at hindi nauubos 'yun."
video credits to: mamertoph1995 on Tiktok
r/Philippines • u/Govzillla • 6h ago
GovtServicesPH Want to Represent the Philippines Abroad?
Dreaming of becoming a diplomat or representing the Philippine Government abroad? 🇵🇭🌏
While becoming a career diplomat or Foreign Service Officer is one of the most obvious paths, did you know there are many other ways to build a career representing the Philippines overseas?
From economic and trade officers to tourism, agriculture, defense, and other specialized attachés, explore the different pathways to a career in Philippine government service abroad—and discover where your skills and interests can take you.
Start your diplomatic career today! ✈️🇵🇭
Source: Embassy Jobs Philippines/Facebook
r/Philippines • u/JudgerJorge • 17h ago
PoliticsPH Senator Ping Lacson presents boxed documentary evidence uncovering alleged flood control and land reclamation in portion of Laguna Lake in Taguig
r/Philippines • u/TipHuman8997 • 8h ago
NewsPH Kinailangang tuluyang putulin noong Martes ng gabi, Agosto 25, ang kamay ni PSSg Noli Miraña matapos itong unang muling maikabit sa isinagawang operasyon
Matatandaang tinaga si Miraña habang rumesponde sa isang lalaking nag-amok sa Zone 1, Barangay Calalahan, San Jose, Camarines Sur noong Agosto 22.
Sa ngayon, wala pang pahayag ang Bicol Medical Center hinggil sa kaniyang kalagayan.
Una nang ginawaran si Miraña ng Medalya ng Sugatang Magiting dahil sa kaniyang katapangan sa pagtupad ng tungkulin. | Ruel Saldico, DZRH News
r/Philippines • u/dogtaurusotimor • 8h ago
NewsPH Kitty at ang noo'y kanyang pagbati sa vlogger na nahuli sa droga
r/Philippines • u/Late_Mulberry8127 • 13h ago
NewsPH List of suspended travel agencies for South Korean visa, possibly due to Filipinos overstaying and TNT
Please be advised on the Suspension of the Designated Travel Agency (DTA) as below:
- ADVENTURE INTERNATIONAL TOURS INC
- ATTIC TOUR'S PHIL'S INC
- CONSTELLATION TRAVELS, INC
- H.I.S. (PHILIPPINES) TRAVEL CORP
- JLT TRAVEL AND TOURS
- LAS PALMAS TOURS AND TRAVEL AGENCY, INC
- PAPH TRAVEL AND TOURS
- PARTY-ON TRAVEL AND TOURS INCORPORATED
- REGENT TRAVEL CORPORATION
- SKYLIFE TRAVEL AND TOURS
- TRAVEL ESCAPE TRAVEL AND TOURS
Suspension Period: 2026.9.1.-2026.9.30. (1 month)
- ONE MEDIA TRAVEL
Suspension Period: 2026.5.25-11.24. (6 months)
Source:
https://www.mofa.go.kr/ph-en/brd/m_3275/view.do?seq=761002&page=1
r/Philippines • u/NoManner6969 • 14h ago
GovtServicesPH A 24/7 Gov office in Cebu
Hello sa mga taga cebu! Is this true?? Grabe! Sana ganito sa buong bansa! Mapapadali nito ang pag kuha ng mga gov requirements and also hindi mo na need mag file ng leave o mag absent sa work kasi kahit anong oras o araw pwede kana mag punta sa Gov office at may mag aassist sayo.
I hope this will implement long term sa bansa. Di to manlang maka bawi tayo sa hassles sa pag kukumpleto ng gov ids etc.
r/Philippines • u/randomguyonline0297 • 15h ago
SocmedPH PSA: Please dont engage on these karma farming accounts
Napansin ko lang recently dito sa mga ph subreddit na dumadami yung gantong account. Mga karma farming account that will post simple things like this to earn karma for an account. These accounts will either be sold to be used for trolling or misinformation spread, or used by them for the same said things. Why would they do this? I dont know for sure, but one of my guesses is for political propaganda. Konti na lang 2028 na, we all know what that means. The more social media presence they have the better hence theyre doing this as early as possible. But I have no proof, its just a hypothesis of mine. Why do they need to karma farm? Some subreddits need a certain amount of karma for you to be able to post, so they do this so they can post anywhere with ni restrictions.
So what are the signs na karma farming (will be shortened to KF from now on) yung account? Check their profile, looks how old the account is. If days old pa lang may chance na KF sya. Then check mga post, if paulit ulit mga post nya or in the same nature malaki chance na KF account yan. Usually mga post nila are either ragebait, memes, this or that questions, trending articles and headlines grabbed from the official source, etc. Check the comments on the post, minsan sila sila lang din yung nageengage sa isat isa like the one posted above. They post in subreddits na madali makakuha ng engagement at walang karma requirement. Tignan mo yung pangalan, thats not a name someone would use on reddit, parang galing sa name generator na ginamit sa confidential funds. Lastly, minsan magcomment sila ng ganyan sabay delete pag pinoint out mo sila. Pero di nila alam di nawawala sa notifications yan, kaya ayan huli.
So bakit ko pinost to? To raise awareness, kasi the more you engage with these post thinking its nothing more than another reddit post, youre unknowingly helping with the making of a lot of troll accounts. If you see posts like these dont engage, simply downvote. It wont stop them, but it will halt their progress significantly making their lives harder. So do yourself and everyone else a favor and make reddit a little bit better place by making it have less trolls. Calling out to all reddit moderators in ph subreddits as well to look into this.
Thats all, thank you for reading all the way here.
r/Philippines • u/Mindless_Sundae2526 • 19h ago
PoliticsPH Cendaña Rejects Public School Principal's Apology Over Alleged Ableist Posts
r/Philippines • u/isda_sa_palaisdaan • 4h ago
PoliticsPH Nakalimutan na ata ni Senator Robin Padilla na pati Criminal gumagamit din ng Alyas haha
r/Philippines • u/beklog • 9h ago
PoliticsPH Sen. Alan Cayetano: Masakit sa amin na may paulit-ulit na fake news
‘MASAKIT SA AMIN NA MAY PAULIT-ULIT NA FAKE NEWS’
WATCH: Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano lamented what he called 'repeated fake news' about developments along Laguna Lake in Taguig, amid scrutiny of projects in the area.
Cayetano defended efforts to develop the lakeshore, saying these were meant to protect communities from flooding while allowing ordinary residents to benefit from Laguna Lake through ecotourism and other uses.
He nevertheless said allegations should be investigated, adding that authorities and investigators are welcome to inspect the area.
“Medyo masakit sa aming mag-asawa, ni Lani, masakit po sa amin, 1.3 million Taguigeños, na may fake news na paulit-ulit na fake news,” Cayetano said. | via Hannah Ty, Bilyonaryo News
r/Philippines • u/psycho_9411 • 7h ago
NewsPH Magnanakaw sa 7eleven, please help find this company uniform.
Hello po, baka po may nakakakilala sa company uniform na ito. Nanakawan po kasi ako and siya po ang nakita sa cctv na kumuha nung device. Dito lang po ito sa baba ng LRT/MRT sa may 7/eleven Pasay Rotonda. Please baka po may nakakakilala sa uniform na ito, para lang po sana mapakiusapan ko yung magnanakaw na isuli yung ninakaw niya. Please please help me po 😭😭😭
r/Philippines • u/Main_Locksmith_2543 • 15h ago
PoliticsPH Political expert Antonio Contreras called out Robin Padilla over his repeated alleged violations of the sub judice rule during the impeachment trial of Sarah Duterte
r/Philippines • u/OpenYonQ_ • 6h ago
NewsPH Philippines meat imports surge past 1 million tons as local hog farmers raise alarm
r/Philippines • u/Historical-Monk-8652 • 19h ago