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Dabawenyo Lotto Bettor Wins 181M JACKPOT sa MEGALOTTO
June 17, 2021A bettor from Davao City is walking away with P181 million after winning the 6/45 lotto jackpot. The winner, who was not identified and has yet to claim the prize, hit the winning combination 23-43-29-32-36-04 of the Megalotto 6/45, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) said in a Facebook post on Thursday May 27, 2021. […]
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Davao Coastal Road Update
April 9, 2021The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has already opened on Feb. 2021 the first phase of the 18.50-kilometer Davao City Coastal Road to motorists and bikers. Eugenio Raful Pipo Jr., undersecretary for regional operations in Mindanao of DPWH, said during the “Mindanao Speaks Up Forum” on Wednesday that the initial phase of the […]
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84th Araw ng Davao Celebrates Online
March 1, 2021MALACAÑANG has officially declared March 1, 2021 as a special non-working holiday in Davao City to mark the celebration of the 84th Araw ng Dabaw. Executive Secretary Salvador C. Medialdea, who signed Proclamation No. 1106 on February 24 on behalf of President Rodrigo R. Duterte, said, “It is fitting and proper that the people of […]
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FM Pass is Back
November 18, 2020FM Pass is Back starting Nov. 17, 2020 Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio signed Executive Order 62 series of 2020, which places back the use of the FM pass implemented first during the Enhanced Community Quarantine in April of this year. The FM pass has a coding scheme which allows certain users to go out and buy […]
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8 Harmful Effects of Mobile Phones on Children
October 16, 2020Children all over the world use smartphones for various purposes. Some children are seen talking to their friends for long hours, while others spend their time playing countless games on the phone. The internet is an abode of knowledge for children. Though the utility of smartphones cannot be debated, continued use and exposure can have […]
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“Ber” Months in the Philippines: What It Means and What to Expect
September 1, 2020In some parts of the world, the first drop of snow signals the start of another season, typically associated with the approach of wintry Christmas holidays ahead. But perhaps what indicates the arrival of the jolly season for the tropical Philippines, void as the archipelago is with snow, is the very first day of September! […]
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In a first, Davao City to celebrate Kadayawan Festival via online
August 10, 2020In a first since the “Kadayawan sa Dabaw” started 35 years ago, Davao City’s grandest and most colorful festival will be celebrated online from August 17 to 24 due to the threat of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, Mayor Sara Duterte said on Monday. During her live interview over , Duterte said the local […]
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EMBRACING THE NEW NORMAL
July 11, 2020It was March of this year that the whole Philippines was forced to community quarantine. In just one snap, everything changed. People were mandated to stay at home, schools to stop face to face classes and every citizen to follow the so called “quarantine protocols”. The Covid19 pandemic truly compromised the way people’s lives used […]
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Our Fighting Frontliners
June 9, 2020In today’s pandemic, Filipino health workers are pushed to face the global crisis across. This is a duty they have to stand on. Life was then at ease, until all cities became silent. News headlines sparked the internet with information about the pandemic, which became a challenge for all health care facilities in more […]
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Mental Health must also Matter
May 20, 2020Your Mental Health Matters Because of COVID-19 pandemic, majority of us are staying indoors. We are less active in social interactions and exercise. Despite these, the result of bad thinking and false positivity can bring negative impact on our mental well-being. To help us work with our mental health, the World Health Organization (WHO) has […]
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Davao City approves rapid coronavirus tests
May 11, 2020The local government of Davao City has approved the use of rapid antibody test kits to supplement existing screening procedures for persons suspected of COVID-19 infection. Mayor Sara Duterte said on Monday (May 4) that rapid test kits were already being used especially as stranded residents had started arriving in the city through special trips […]
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Davao City goes under enhanced community quarantine
April 3, 2020DAVAO CITY, Philippines – Mayor Sara Duterte placed Davao City under enhanced community quarantine effective Friday, April 4, further restricting the movement of residents. Duterte’s decision came as the city’s confirmed coronavirus cases rose to 49 on Wednesday from only two a week earlier. There are fears the sudden rise in cases are linked […]
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Davao City residents “prohibited from going out” but mayor says “no lockdown”
March 13, 2020Mayor Sara Duterte on Thursday evening urged Dabawenyos to refrain from “going out of the city” but maintained the city is “not on lockdown” amid the increasing number of cases of confirmed novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the country. As of Thursday, the total number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 had risen to 52 […]
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FIRST PHASE OF MINDANAO RAILWAY PROJECT TO CUT TAGUM TO DIGOS TRAVEL TIME FROM 3.5 TO 1.3 HOURS
March 5, 2020The Department of Transportation (DOTr) today said that the 102-km Mindanao Railway Project: Tagum-Davao-Digos (MRP-TDD) segment is expected to reduce travel time from Tagum City, Davao del Norte to Digos City, Davao del Sur from 3.5 hours to 1.3 hours once it starts operating in 2022. The MRP-TDD segment is the first of the 3 […]
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Job Opportunity: How About an Exciting Career as a Professional Fart Smeller?
February 18, 2020Hmmm, I’m getting notes of sandalwood, rosemary and a hint of boiled cabbage… We kid you not; there are people out there being paid to smell others’ farts and diagnose physical health based on their various odours. And not only that, it pays well, with reports of professional fart smellers in China being paid up […]
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House panel OKs bills legalizing divorce
February 5, 2020A House committee on Wednesday has approved three measures seeking to legalize divorce in the Philippines — the only remaining state aside from Vatican City that has no divorce law. These measures — House bills 100, 838 and 2263 — will be consolidated by a technical working group before it will be put to plenary […]
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Dangers of Coronavirus
January 22, 2020What is Coronavirus? The virus behind the outbreak in China is being scrutinised by health authorities and researchers, but coronaviruses are nothing new. They’re a big group of viruses that cause illnesses such as the common cold and gastrointestinal infections, and more recent diseases including SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) and MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome). They’re named for the corona, or crown, of surface […]
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18 times ‘The Simpsons’ accurately predicted the future
January 7, 202019 years ago, an episode of “The Simpsons” predicted that Donald Trump would one day become US president. And this wasn’t the only time the writers have managed to predict the future. The most recent prediction to come to light is from an episode two years ago, which preempted Daenerys Targaryen’s big plot twist on […]
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Only in Davao City: 19th Christmas and New year with no firecrackers
January 1, 2020While the rest of the country is still grappling with how to celebrate Christmas and the New Year safely, Davao City celebrates with no firecrackers and other pyrotechnic devices, and no firing of guns. Dabawenyos greeted Christmas midnight by blowing party horns, banging pots and pans, doing videoke sing-along and going village dancing and will greet […]
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Parol: A symbol of Filipino Christmas Spirit
December 18, 2019Filipino Christmas celebration is colorful, lively, full of traditions, bright and definitely twinkling. One of the most iconic symbol of Filipino Christmas spirit, is the Christmas lantern or locally known as “paról”. The star-shaped lanterns are displayed hanging outside the house, along the busy streets of the cities and even in provincial towns and small […]
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Famous Filipinos in Hollywood
December 13, 2019Famous Filipinos in Hollywood It’s difficult to make it in Hollywood, so you can imagine how much harder it is for a people in the minority: Latinos, Africans, Asians. The fact that we’ve been seeing more Filipinos (as well as other races of color) in Hollywood is already a huge leap forward (though we still […]
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Philippine Arena is the world’s largest indoor arena
December 2, 2019The Philippine arena is the world’s largest multipurpose indoor arena with a maximum seating capacity of 55,000 spectators covering an area of 140 hectares in the Bocaue in the Philippines. The arena is owned by the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) institution of the New Era University. The construction of the structure started in August 2011 […]
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The rise of Davao City
November 28, 2019BEING the Philippine’s largest city in terms of land area, and now, being the home of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte, Davao City continues to grow as a city and develop in terms of economic enterprise and infrastructures. But before the city came to be the Davao that we know today — the road was long. […]
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Pasahero sa likod sa pick up bawal nah – LTO
October 11, 2019Sa mga adunay elf, multicab na abli ang likod, bonggo, or pick-up na Sakyanan, dakpon na ang magpasakay ug tao sa likod kini human nagpagula ug memo ang LTO National sa tanang Regional Directors ug mga traffic enforcing agencies nga pakusgan ang pag implementar sa Section 32 and 51 Republic Act No. 4136 nga nagkanayon […]
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Polio Virus Positive nga Naa sa Davao River
September 23, 2019DAVAO CITY- Nagpahimangno karon ang Davao City Health Office ngadto sa publiko nga likayan una nga maligo sa Davao River-Bolton ug mga public swimming pool aron masigurong malikay sa polio virus. Sumala pa ni Dr. Josephine Villafuerte nga posibleng makuha ang maong virus pinaagi sa pagligo sa public swimming pool ilabi pa kung dili kini […]
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Filipino police close thousands of lottery ticket shops in war on gambling corruption
July 30, 2019Police in the Philippines have closed thousands of the country’s lottery ticket shops after hardline president Rodrigo Duterte ruled them illegal. Officers were seen at the weekend padlocking the buildings and sticking ‘closed’ signs on the front of them as officials vow to tackle corruption linked to gambling. Supporters praised the president for his direct […]
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7 soldiers treated by grateful family
June 8, 2017CAGAYAN DE ORO. The seven soldiers who sent 2nd Lt McGlenn Abuyador’s body off and the family that treated them for lunch. A POST by an Army officer who uses an alias in his Facebook account is being shared by netizens as it tells how their lunch bill was picked up by a family as […]
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BPI still ‘rectifying’ mispostings on accounts
June 8, 2017BPI RESOLUTION. Customers check their account after learning that their account was debited on BPI Branch in Manila. Photo by Inoue Jaena (UPDATED) BPI issues the advisory 12 hours after it announced that it had fixed the system glitch that caused unauthorized transactions on client accounts MANILA, Philippines (UPDATED) – The Bank of the Philippine […]
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Marawi: An ongoing crisis
June 8, 2017LANAO DEL NORTE. The President salutes the remains of Private First Class Elmer Bueno during a wake visit at the St. Peter’s Funeral Homes in Iligan City on May 26, 2017. (Contributed photo) WHAT could be President Rodrigo R. Duterte’s greatest challenge so far in his less than one year in office could be what […]
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