MANILA, Philippines — About 28 million passport holders may have been compromised after the government-run service provider of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) failed to install a cybersecurity system that could have protected their information and other data, a DFA official said during the agency’s budget hearing at the Senate on Thursday.
The APO Production Unit Inc., a government-owned and -controlled organization (GOCC), is in charge of printing Philippine passports.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday said the government would continue to advance the country’s maritime education “to make it more responsive to the evolving needs of the nation and the global maritime industry.” The […]
EL NIÑO has damaged over P15 billion in crops, the Department of Agriculture (DA) said. A bulletin released last Friday said the long dry spell damaged crops worth P15.3 billion in 15 regions and affected […]
SENATE President Francis Escudero said Tuesday a broader manhunt would be launched for Bamban, Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo, if she continues to hide instead of cooperating with the Senate panel looking into her alleged involvement […]
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