Sweden studies how to save cash from extinction
STOCKHOLM — The Swedish government said on Friday it wants to ensure that cash can be used for basic necessities, as electronic payments come to dominate transactions in the Scandinavian country. Only 8 percent of Swedes had used cash for recent purchases in 2022 compared to 40 percent in 2010, according to a survey by
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Sweden studies how to save cash from extinction

STOCKHOLM — The Swedish government said on Friday it wants to ensure that cash can be used for basic necessities, as electronic payments co...
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Marcos names new Subic freeport chief
President Marcos has appointed businessman Eduardo Aliño as the new administrator of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, replacing Jonathan Tan, who was in turn named undersecretary of the Department of Interior and Local Government. Presidential Communications Secretary Cheloy Velicaria-Garafil said both Aliño and Tan took their oaths of office before the President in Malacañang on
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Marcos names new Subic freeport chief

President Marcos has appointed businessman Eduardo Aliño as the new administrator of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, replacing Jonath...
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Baguio’s gastro cases easing, says mayor
BAGUIO CITY — The number of cases of acute gastroenteritis (stomach flu), including diarrhea and suspected food poisoning, had already gone down in this city, prompting the local government to focus on tracing the source of the outbreak, Mayor Benjamin Magalong said on Friday. Epidemiological data showed a downward trend in diarrhea cases, with only
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Baguio’s gastro cases easing, says mayor

BAGUIO CITY — The number of cases of acute gastroenteritis (stomach flu), including diarrhea and suspected food poisoning, had already gone...
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Frost blankets Benguet’s veggie farms as temperature drops
BAGUIO CITY — Vegetable gardens in some villages of Atok town in nearby Benguet province were covered in frost on Friday as these areas began experiencing dropping temperatures since early this year. Over the past two weeks, temperature readings in Atok, some 50 kilometers from this city, have steadily dipped, hitting 8 degrees Celsius on
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Frost blankets Benguet’s veggie farms as temperature drops

BAGUIO CITY — Vegetable gardens in some villages of Atok town in nearby Benguet province were covered in frost on Friday as these areas beg...
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El Niño could make 2024 hotter than record 2023
Geneva, Switzerland  — This year could be hotter under El Niño’s influence than the record-shattering 2023, the United Nations warned Friday, as it urged drastic emissions cuts to combat climate change. The UN’s World Meteorological Organization said new monthly temperature records were set every month between June and December, and the pattern is likely to continue due
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El Niño could make 2024 hotter than record 2023

Geneva, Switzerland  — This year could be hotter under El Niño’s influence than the record-shattering 2023, the United Nations warned Frida...
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Funny old world: The week’s offbeat news
Paris, France — From a mobile phone that fell and fell but didn’t break to a shoot ’em up granny… Your weekly roundup of offbeat stories from around the world. Honest thief Say what you like about Spain, it has some of the world’s most well brought up armed robbers. A teenager who held up a
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Funny old world: The week’s offbeat news

Paris, France — From a mobile phone that fell and fell but didn’t break to a shoot ’em up granny… Your weekly roundup of offbeat stories fr...
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PNP: 985 personnel axed since July 2022
A total of 985 Philippine National Police personnel have been dismissed since the start of President Marcos’ administration, PNP chief Gen. Benjamin Acorda Jr. reported on Thursday. Of the total, 108 were forced to leave the service due to drugs, he said, including 65 who tested positive while the others were involved in different drug
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PNP: 985 personnel axed since July 2022

A total of 985 Philippine National Police personnel have been dismissed since the start of President Marcos’ administration, PNP chief Gen....
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