Kane Tanaka The World’s Oldest Person Dies in Japan at 119

Local officials said Monday that a Japanese lady who was certified as the world’s oldest person has died at the age of 119. Kane Tanaka was born in the southern Fukuoka area of Japan on January 2, 1903, the same year that the Wright brothers flew for the first time and Marie Curie became the … Read more

Maggie Wilson’s Relationship with Tim Connor Is Confirmed?

The two celebs are presently speculated to be in a relationship. Maggie is a 32-year-old Filipino-British Bb. I am a Pilipinas World 2007 title holder, a model, a host, and own an interior design business. On the other hand, Tim is a British-Thai entrepreneur who participates in and partners with real estate, resto-bars, and start-up businesses. … Read more

The Miss Universe Philippines 2022 Coronation, Livestream, and Telecast Schedule

Pageant fans may now vote for their favorite Miss Universe Philippines candidate through internet, broadcast, or in person. At least 32 delegates from various regions of the nation will compete for the illusive title on April 30 at the Mall of Asia Arena. The winner will succeed Miss Universe Philippines 2021, Beatrice Luigi Gomez, as … Read more

China’s President Xi Jinping has Appealed for Peace in the South China Sea

According to the presidential office in Manila, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte and Chinese President Xi Jinping both emphasized the importance of caution in order to maintain peace in the South China Sea. On Friday, the two presidents conducted an hour-long phone conference, during which they discussed a wide variety of issues, including worries over the … Read more

Manila School Division Apologizes for the Module Depicting Robredo in a Negative Light

The Manila Division of City Schools apologized on Friday for a school module that constantly portrayed Vice President Leni Robredo negatively. The division stated in a statement that it had previously identified the author of the instruction material to have him clarify,” but sad to say that he already passed away due to COVID-19.” “We … Read more

Pentagon Chief: Putin Gives Up on Capturing Kyiv

Russian President Vladimir Putin has given up on taking Kyiv, according to US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, after his forces were severely driven back by the Ukrainian military. “Putin thought that he could very rapidly take over the country of Ukraine, very rapidly capture this capital city. He was wrong, ” Austin said before a Senate … Read more

VIRAL: Jake Zyrus’ Mother is in Mourning Following the Deaths of her Mother and Brother

Even though the family of Jake Zyrus’ mom, Raquel Pempengco, is still grieving and in mourning, another member of their family died today. Raquel’s mother, Tess Pineda Relucio, died three days later, and her brother, Robert Pineda Relucio, died three days later at the age of 52. Jake’s uncle perished in a car accident in … Read more

Rising Fuel Prices: DOF Provides P200 Monthly “Ayuda” for Poor Families “To Ease the Impact of Fuel Price Hikes”

The Department of Finance (DOF) recommended on Tuesday that impoverished households get a P200 monthly subsidy for a whole year to help offset the impact of rising gasoline prices. On Wednesday morning’s Talk to the People, DOF Secretary Carlos Dominguez III delivered the idea to President Rodrigo Duterte, recommending that the excise tax on oil … Read more

Researchers: COVID may Mutate as a Result of Antibody Immunotherapy

Researchers stated that an experimental vaccine produced by GeoVax Labs Inc. successfully promoted the formation of antibodies that target two separate locations on the virus in a small pilot study and has been forwarded to mid-stage clinical testing. The following is an overview of several recent COVID-19 research studies. They contain research that requires more … Read more

Vaccines that have Expired in the Philippines are Donated to Other Nations

Health Secretary Francisco Duque stated Wednesday at the Laging Handa public briefing that the Philippines is willing to send part of the immunizations to countries such as Cambodia, Africa, and Myanmar. With the country’s vaccination supply currently stabilized and COVID instances on the decline, the government is considering donating certain vaccines that are about to … Read more