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ROAD REPAIRS ALONG EDSA CONTINUE DESPITE ASEAN ACTIVITIES

November 14, 2026
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The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) will proceed with the second phase of EDSA rehabilitation from Nov. 13 to 16

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    • DEPED WARNS AGAINST USING SHS WORK IMMERSION STUDENTS AS FREE LABOR

    • ROAD REPAIRS ALONG EDSA CONTINUE DESPITE ASEAN ACTIVITIES

    • GOVERNMENT TO ASSIST SUGARCANE FARMERS AFFECTED BY PEST INFESTATION

  • Politics

    • MAYOR JOY PUSHES PROACTIVE MEASURES AGAINST LOOMING EL NIÑO

    • P213 MILLION IN COMMITMENT FEES REPORTEDLY WENT TO JINGGOY

    • NEW BIR LEADERSHIP FOCUSES ON CLEAN GOVERNANCE, DIGITAL SERVICES

  • Business

    • ₱14-BILLION TOBACCO TAX ALLOCATION GOES TO TWO ILOCOS PROVINCES

    • DOE RESUMES COAL AUCTION, SETS JANUARY TARGET FOR AWARD

    • AFFORDABLE INTERNET ACCESS REMAINS A CHALLENGE FOR LOW-INCOME PINOYS

  • Sport

    • PACQUIAO’S MPVA INTRODUCES MEN’S VOLLEYBALL COMPETITION

    • ASIAN TOUR ORDER OF MERIT LEADERS SET FOR SHOWDOWN AT PHILIPPINE OPEN

    • ANTON IÑIGO CLAIMS BREAKTHROUGH WINS IN MALAYSIA FORMULA TROPHY

  • Entertainment

    • MTRCB ACTS ON MORE THAN 100 COMPLAINTS AGAINST ‘PBB COLLAB 3.0’

    • BINI MEMBER MIKHA’S DRIVER’S LICENSE SUSPENDED FOR 90 DAYS

    • AZ MARTINEZ PRAISES RALPH DE LEON, SHARES QUALITIES SHE ADMIRES

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