Kids, when someone ask you to define “Conflict of Interest” show them this video. It’s a perfect example.
Rebo Saguisag earned his law degree in Ateneo.
In 2006, all the DLSU teams in the UAAP were suspended for fielding two ineligible players in the previous season.
In 2020, following the Sorsogon bubble controversy, Coach Aldin Ayo and then-IPEA Director Fr. Janel Abogado both resigned from their respective positions,
I don’t expect much from Rebo Saguisag. He will not go up against his Alma Mater, that’s for sure.
Nakakatawa lang kasi yung nangyari sa UST with Ayo and DLSU who fielded an overaged player before, hinarap yun ng management of both schools — they accepted the sanctions given.
Bawat isa sa kanila ay sumasahod po ng ₱293,191 to ₱334,059 kada buwan. Sobrang sayang at nakakapanghinayang.
Literal silang mga palamunin ng bayan.
STOP VOTING INCOMPETENT AND STUPID POLITICIANS! 📢
Lagi nating tandaan na MAGKAIBA ang nilalarawan ng WIND signal at RAINFALL warning.
Malalaman natin sa wind signal NUMBER kung gaano KALAKAS at KAILAN darating ang HANGIN.
Malalaman sa rainfall warning COLOR kung gaano KARAMI ang ULAN, at kung TATAGAL pa ba ang BUHOS nito.
This is ominous. You literally cannot see the Philippines from space anymore. The clouds of Typhoon Fung-wong (UwanPH) have almost cloaked the entire archipelago.
BREAKING: The US Joint Typhoon WarnIng Center (JTWC) has upgraded #FungWong (PH: #UwanPH) to a Category 4 major typhoon, with 1-min winds of 115 kts (~215 km/h) near the center and a central pressure of 943 hPa.
When converted to 10-min winds, it would be around 185 km/h, which aligned with PAGASA's current wind intensity.
Lower pressure = more intense / stronger
Disclaimer: JTWC is using 1-minute average sustained winds, hence, a higher wind intensity value compared to JMA and PAGASA that uses 10-min sustained winds.
📷: CyclonicWX
This is why I often say the #Philippines are the hurricane capital of the world.
Just like last November, we’re now looking at 2 back-to-back strong typhoons for the nation. How they endure this nearly every year is incredible.
A resident of Purok Isla Verde in Talisay City, Cebu has raised a complaint after a barangay official reportedly marked his home as “partially damaged” on the DSWD Family Assistance Card for emergencies and disasters, despite the fact that his house was completely swept away by the flood. | via @Dennis_Datu
This is bloody terrifying! In the dark too 🥺
This is what one family went through as they fought to escape the flooding during Typhoon Kalmaegi just a few days ago.
At least 181 people have lost their lives in the Philippines as the storm’s devastation continues to unfold.