Day: April 17, 2025

Baguio: The Baguio City Police Office (BCPO) has encouraged both tourists and locals to make use of the online application BCPO@viewBaguio. This app provides real-time updates on traffic conditions, crowd estimates, and the availability of parking spaces in specific areas. According to Philippines News Agency, BCPO director Col. Ruel Tagel emphasized the importance of staying informed. “Ligtas ang may alam (Those who know are safe),” he stated, highlighting that the app also provides information on city ordinances enforced by the police to prevent violations. These ordinances include a no smoking rule in public places, a number coding scheme, and prohibitions

Baguio: The Baguio City Police Office (BCPO) has urged both tourists and locals to utilize the online application BCPO@viewBaguio for real-time updates on traffic conditions, crowd estimates, and parking availability in specific areas. This initiative aims to enhance safety and convenience for those navigating the city. According to Philippines News Agency, BCPO Director Col. Ruel Tagel emphasized the importance of the app in helping users stay informed about various city ordinances enforced by the police. These ordinances include a no-smoking rule in public places, a number coding scheme, and prohibitions against spitting, indiscriminate garbage disposal, and the use of gadgets

Manila: The Philippine government has signaled its ‘strong intent’ for a strategic economic alignment with the United States amid global challenges during the visit of a bipartisan US Congressional Delegation to Manila. In a meeting with US Senator Pete Ricketts (R-Nebraska), Senator Chris Coons (D-Delaware), and Senator Ted Budd (R-North Carolina) on Tuesday, Trade Secretary Cristina Roque said Manila is open to forge ‘deeper engagement’ with the US as a ‘strategic economic partner’ in an increasingly complex global environment. According to Philippines News Agency, the engagement served as a strong signal of intent that the Philippines is ready to pursue

Manila: The Philippine government has signaled its ‘strong intent’ for a strategic economic alignment with the United States amid global challenges during the visit of a bipartisan US Congressional Delegation to Manila. In a meeting with US Senator Pete Ricketts (R-Nebraska), Senator Chris Coons (D-Delaware), and Senator Ted Budd (R-North Carolina) on Tuesday, Trade Secretary Cristina Roque expressed Manila’s openness to forge ‘deeper engagement’ with the US as a ‘strategic economic partner’ in an increasingly complex global environment. According to Philippines News Agency, the meeting was more than a diplomatic courtesy; it served as a strong signal of intent that