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Manila Bulletin, 02 Septembre 2026

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Article‘Acutely unhealthy’ air hits parts of Metro Manila

Eleven of 15 mon­it­or­ing sta­tions in the National Cap­ital Region (NCR) recor­ded “acutely unhealthy” air qual­ity based on fine par­tic­u­late mat­ter (PM2.5) read­ings on Tues­day morn­ing, Sept. 1, amid haze that the Depart­ment of Envir­on­ment...

‘Acutely unhealthy’ air hits parts of Metro Manila

ArticleEscudero bans phones, earpieces for impeach­ment trial wit­nesses

Presid­ing Officer Fran­cis “Chiz” Escudero on Tues­day, Sept. 1, ordered all wit­nesses appear­ing before the Sen­ate impeach­ment court to refrain from using cell­phones, smart­watches, earpieces and other com­mu­nic­a­tion devices while...

Escudero bans phones, earpieces for impeach­ment trial wit­nesses

ArticlePalace: Cli­mate change mas­ter plans for NCR, Cebu ignored for dec­ades

Malacañang said the mas­ter plans for the National Cap­ital Region (NCR) and Cebu were left ignored for dec­ades. Had the plans been fol­lowed, Palace Press Officer and Com­mu­nic­a­tions Under­sec­ret­ary Claire Castro said flood-prone areas should...

Palace: Cli­mate change mas­ter plans for NCR, Cebu ignored for dec­ades

ArticleEco­nomic growth seen top­ping 4% in Q4 – UA&P

Phil­ip­pine eco­nomic growth could return to above four per­cent by the fourth quarter of 2026 as a rebound in gov­ern­ment infra­struc­ture spend­ing, softer crude oil prices, and improv­ing demand con­di­tions off­set a likely weak third quarter,...

Eco­nomic growth seen top­ping 4% in Q4 – UA&P

ArticleJBC invites 5 SC senior justices to apply for Chief Justice post

The Judi­cial and Bar Coun­cil (JBC) has invited the five senior asso­ciate justices of the Supreme Court (SC) to apply for the Chief Justice post that would be vacated on Nov. 6 with the com­puls­ory retire­ment of Chief Justice Alex­an­der G. Ges­mundo.

JBC invites 5 SC senior justices to apply for Chief Justice post