Manila Bulletin - 2020-05-07

• Month-long enrollment starts June 1
• Palace grateful for ABS-CBN’s service to Filipino nation
• Railway sector ready to serve commuters when ECQ lifted – Tugade
• How much do you know about the pandemic?
• PTV continues to make great strides
• PRRD relaxes rules on gov’t payments to address health emergency needs
• Villar bats for reopening of constructi­on industry
• Student climbs mountain to get Internet connection to submit class requiremen­t
• DOF braces for GDP contractio­n
• Trump urges US to reopen as daily death toll spikes
• PH doing well in facing COVID’s economic blows
• Whoever receives Me receives the One who sent Me
• Safety first
• Tourism sector in Siargao worried about island’s re-opening
• ‘Build, Build, Build’ projects to resume in Caraga
• DepEd comes up with collection of selected Central Luzon folk songs
• Hunger, a deadly weapon
• In this storm, some boats are sinking
• Sneak attack
• Jordan’s gambling put in perspectiv­e
• Mitchell, Gobert looking to move past bitter feud
• Kings pack relief for Vis-Min frontliner­s
• NCAA ready to scrap 96th season
• Agricultur­e output shrinks 1.2% in Q1
• PSE halts trading in ABS-CBN stocks
• Banks can withstand impact of pandemic
• PH trade falls to two-year low in March
• ERC orders NGCP to undertake stock offering soonest
• Business community supports ABS-CBN
• BSP sees 2.5% average inflation in 2021
• Altruism brings hope to COVID-19 struggle Energy players give billions to fight pandemic
• Growing own food will be the ‘new normal’ after COVID-19
• COVID-19 survivor Sylvia Sanchez turns emotional upon reunion with children
• COMEDY IN THE TIME OF TRAGEDY
• These Stormtroop­ers hit their targets

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