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.
AS the world celebrated World Tourism Day, the Climate Change Commission (CCC) on Saturday called for urgent action to shift toward sustainable practices in Philippine tourism. “The realities of climate change are already upon us, […]
MANILA, Philippines — Scattered and isolated rain showers and thunderstorms would be experienced in most parts of the archipelago due to the inter-tropical convergence zone (ITCZ), an imaginary line where the air from the northern […]
BUREAU of Corrections (BuCor) Director General Gregorio Pio Catapang Jr. has promised to transform the national penitentiary’s Sunken Garden into a permanent sports facility and football training ground. He disclosed his plan during the Football […]
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