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Agutaya archipelago doctor who cared for 13,000 people on her own
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The pandemic was far from Dr Alena's only challenge on a far-flung archipelago in the Philippines.

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In Trending

‘Increasing unrest’ in Mayon, Taal; residents relocated

Legazpi City, Albay, Philippines — Farmers near Mayon Volcano in Albay province and residents around Taal Volcano in Batangas province were advised to keep out of the danger zones of these two active volcanoes following their “increasing unrest” since Sunday. — June 6, 2023

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More on Increasing Threat of a Mayon Volcano Eruption

In Law & Legislation

Filipinos demand the right to divorce

A mother of three has fought 10 years to legally terminate her marriage in the Philippines where divorce is still illegal and an annulment can can take years in courts. — June 5, 2023

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In Farming & Agriculture

Nueva Ecija farmers cry for help over squash surplus

Hundreds of tons of pumpkins are left lying around unsold at a warehouse located in Brgy. Bugtong na Buli in Talavera, Nueva Ecija. — June 8, 2023

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In Overseas Workers

Visa-free entry to Canada for qualified Pinoys starting June 7

Philippine passport holders can now enter Canada without a Canadian visa starting June 7, 2023 (Manila time), as its government moves to make its immigration programs and services more efficient and equitable for travelers. — June 7, 2023

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In Transportation

US expert on Metro Manila transportation: Too many cars, few mass transit

Professor John Sidel noted the gridlock traffic caused by underinvestment in mass transit systems and people's over-reliance on cars. — June 3, 2023