(Updated 4:34 p.m.) President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered the National Bureau of Investigation to be the sole body to investigate the shootout between members of the Philippine National Police and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency which left fou...

Latest data from the DOH showed that the number of active cases in the country stands at 34,498 or 6% of the total.

In a briefing, Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said members of the NITAG and the department’s Technical Advisory Group have concluded that the Sinovac vaccine known as CoronaVac is safe and will be “beneficial” to medical frontlin...

A House panel is set to investigate the shootout between members of the Philippine National Police and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency on Monday.

While all troops are required to get vaccinated against COVID-19, the Armed Forces of the Philippines said Friday that they can choose not to get the Sinovac shots allocated for them, but they would have to pay.

In a statement, the embassy said it notes “with concern” the rising number of attacks against Asian Americans.

The power rate in the Manila Electric Co. franchise is expected to go down next month mainly due to the refund ordered by the Energy Regulatory Commission.

Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. clarified yesterday that the Philippines was not bartering Filipino health care workers for COVID-19 vaccines with the United Kingdom or Germany.

After securing emergency use authorization, China’s Sinovac jab needs to undergo technical assessment and evaluation prior to vaccination, according to the Healthcare Professionals Alliance Against COVID-19.

The Land Transportation Office has issued an order stopping the private motor vehicle inspection system or MVIS as a requirement for car registration.