SINGAPORE — Typhoons in Southeast Asia are forming closer to coastlines, intensifying more rapidly and lasting longer over land due to climate change, according to a joint scientific study released on Wednesday.
Coastal communities and cities like Hai Phong in Vietnam and the Thai capital Bangkok are “facing unprecedented threats from longer lasting and more intense storms,” a statement about the study said.
THE Bureau of Immigration (BI) said it would not extend the October 15 deadline for Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) foreign employees to voluntarily file their visas for downgrading. Visa downgrading allows foreigners to change […]
SEVEN out of 10 Filipinos would not support “pro-China” candidates in the 2025 national elections based on the latest Pulse Asia survey. Commissioned by the think tank Stratbase Group, the survey was conducted from September […]
MANILA, Philippines— Oil companies are set to impose a big-time price rollback on Tuesday, Sept. 10. Shell and Caltex said that they will cut gasoline prices by P1.55 per liter and diesel by P1.30 per […]
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