Philippines News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th March, and here’s your Philippines daily news capsule.

Lawyers move to halt impeachment hearings against Sara Duterte, citing legal grounds.

China and the Philippines restart discussions on the South China Sea dispute, seeking cooperation.

Phivolcs assures that Mayon Volcano's lava effusion is not an escalation of activity.

Philippine Navy vessel narrowly avoids collision with a Chinese frigate in the South China Sea.

Manila LGU to support jeepney drivers' incomes while offering free rides to commuters.

President Marcos confirms crude oil supply is stable until the end of June.

Region 10 public utility drivers and operators set to receive cash aid from the government.

NCRPO reports no incidents during the second day of the nationwide transport strike.

Earth Hour celebrates its 20th anniversary, encouraging global action for the environment.

Philippines' total external trade sees a 10.7 percent rise in February, boosting the economy.

ERC suspends WESM operations nationwide amid ongoing global energy crisis.

Oil price shocks raise inflation concerns and policy risks in the Philippines.

Meningococcal disease cases rise in the Philippines, prompting health alerts for adults and children.

Four leptospirosis-related deaths reported in Quezon City, raising public health concerns.

SHS students participate in KASANAGAN lecture to raise HIV/AIDS awareness in schools.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!