Hospitals in the National Capital Region are reaching capacity for non-COVID patients, the National Patient Navigation and Referral Center, formerly known as One Hospital Command, reported yesterday.

Rodolfo Noel “Jun” Lozada Jr., the man who exposed anomalies in the Arroyo administration’s planned national broadband network, and his brother were transferred to the New Bilibid Prison yesterday.

After the government received a surge of complaints on water supply and quality issues from the West Zone, concessionaire Maynilad Water Services Inc. vowed to resume full water production not later than June 15.

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) is expected to decide on an administrative case against the owner of a sports utility vehicle that figured in a hit-and-run incident in Mandaluyong City after he failed to show up for the second hearing yesterday.

The Quezon City government has apprehended a fixer who reportedly submitted falsified documents to acquire persons with disability identification cards for several individuals.

Two people were killed and two others were wounded in separate shootings in Quezon City since Thursday afternoon.

The Department of Justice yesterday dismissed 18 officers and employees of the Bureau of Immigration allegedly involved in the “pastillas” scheme.

Sen. Bong Go continues to advocate for the welfare and interest of the country’s healthcare workers in recognition of their sacrifices, especially amid the COVID pandemic.

Three members of a family died when their vehicle collided with a 10-wheeler truck in Barangay Dawis in New Lucena, Iloilo early yesterday.

Dengue cases in Negros Occidental are progressing to epidemic level, with the number of patients 423.63 percent higher compared to last year.