@teamphilhealth Hi, tanong ko lang po sana kung paano kumuha ng Philhealth Id (PVC type) para sa father ko na senior. Meron na po siyang ID yung paper type. Ano po mga requirements? Saan po ako pwede kumuha sa Marikina. Thanks.
@inquirerdotnet@AFP I just discovered magaling mga Indian movies. Bollywood, Tamil, & Telugu. Very entertaining. Naubos ko na yata lahat ng movies nila Netflix😅
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On this day in 1897, Andres and Procopio Bonifacio were executed in the Maragondon range by the government soldiers after the military court sentenced them to death for treason.
‘IT FELT LIKE THE LORD WAS NOT LISTENING ANYWAY’
Sheryn Lysa Caoili was just two years old in September 2018 when the doctor treating her for stage 4 mixed malignant germ cell tumor told her parents she had only three to five months to live.
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Ang unang banal na misa para sa Linggo ng Pagkabuhay noong Marso 31, 1521 ang nagbigay-daan sa unti-unting pag-usbong ng Katolisismo sa Pilipinas.
Basahin ang kaugnay na ulat: https://t.co/OzG8kI609V
Seven-year-old Angela “Angel” Erica Ledda has a new goal. From a chef, she now wants to be a doctor when she grows up because she wants to help “all the children who are sick.” https://t.co/efzsBhE2D6
#TodayInHistory: On this day in 1897, the colonial Spanish government and Philippine revolutionaries agreed on a truce, called the Pact of Biak-na-Bato, to temporarily halt hostilities. The deal would ultimately fail due to a lack of trust between the Filipinos and the Spaniards.
James Cabana asks Inquirer readers for help since his daughter Princess is scheduled for an MRI test next month at the National Kidney and Transplant Institute in Quezon City.
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Decades since Bruce Lee’s death, a new study has proposed that the martial arts icon might have died from a condition caused by drinking too much water.
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On this day ten years ago, San Pedro Calungsod, a Filipino Roman Catholic martyr who was killed while doing missionary work in Guam in 1672, was officially canonized by Pope Benedict XVI at Saint Peter's Basilica in Vatican City.
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Lorenzo Ruiz, the first Filipino saint, was canonized on Oct. 18, 1987.
Born in Binondo, Manila, he was part of a missionary group to Japan whose members were tortured and made to renounce Christianity. He chose death rather than abandon his faith.
In May, Deeleven Obosa Obosa suffered a relapse. Still, he remains cheerful and confident about achieving his dream of becoming a doctor, even if it means doing construction work to have enough funds, his mother Brenda
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While students are now back in school for in-person classes, 11-year-old Charls Matthew Peñarubia has remained at home, after he was advised that it would be too strenuous for him to continue his studies for now. | via Gillian N. Villanueva/PDI https://t.co/74AKPGNcTR
@inquirerdotnet@JeromeAningINQ Dapat huwag muna sila tumanggap ng bagong magpaparehistro. Tapusin muna nila yung mga nakaregister na milyon milyon. Malapit na ko mag-asawa, wala pa yung ID ko. Pambihira!
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On this day 12 years ago, eight Hong Kong people died after dismissed policeman Rolando Mendoza took a tourist bus hostage in Manila, in a desperate attempt to be reinstated after losing his job over corruption allegations.
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