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Danmei x Yaoi x Kpop 💗💜

[ZM 🌸💜 @Zeems2025]

Sakura in L'Officiel Singapore 💗🌸
#SAKURA
#LE_SSERAFIM
#ANTIFRAGILE

[serenade 𑣲 @imserenadebluu]

"english please"
*starts singing the intro to saki*

kkura is so effortlessly funny 😭😭😭

[ꪖ​ꪶꫀ᥊ | ྐ ᥫ᭡.ִֶָ𓂃 @EternityofLum]

#FushigiYugi

[ꪜ ⁷✧ @thvismuse]

WHEN THE SURPRISE SONGS WERE ACTUALLY A SURPRISE FOR TAEHYUNG TOO😭😭

[FIMBASE @FIMBASE]

Our victory fairy EUNCHAE joined SAKURA’s Weverse live! 🐻⚾️

#SAKURA #HONGEUNCHAE
#LE_SSERAFIM #르세라핌

[ABS-CBN News @ABSCBNNews]

EXCLUSIVE: Binangga, binugbog, pinalo ng baril, minura, at binantaan pang papatayin ng isang General Trias Component City PS police senior master sergeant ang isang estudyante.

Ayon sa estudyante, nagalit ang pulis matapos niya itong unahang mag-u-turn. | via @darylle_marie

[정국 @koostrous]

“it’s rare to see artists sounding just like the studio version these days”

jungkook:

[ʜᴀɴɴɪ ☆ | iya @hanniehae1008]

the interview that had open the flood control fiasco. yabang pa more 😁

[GMA News @gmanews]

WATCH: Unang Hirit host Lyn Ching aired her frustrations over the prolonged flooding in Hagonoy, Bulacan in a video uploaded on her Facebook page.

"Sarcasm is etched in my bones. And honesty. That's all," Ching wrote on social media.

Video courtesy: Unang Hirit, Lyn Ching/Facebook

Read more: https://t.co/gquiKdV8TK

[Bianca Gonzalez Intal @iamsuperbianca]

"Human greed plays a role in EVERY climate catastrophe."

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇳🇵 In Nepal, a mother thought both of her children had died at school because the flood took the building.

Zoyal Ghale, 8, ran into the trees and held on. Rescuers found him later with a broken leg and a cut-up face.

His mother, Matti Maya Tamang, walked from one list of names to the next until she stopped believing she would see them again: “I had already given up.”

Today she reached his bed in Kathmandu... She said finding him gave her life back.

Nepal and Tibet are still counting, with at least 580 dead and roughly 2,500 missing so far.

This is one of the names that came home.

Writer: Val

[AlterMidya @altermidya]

PANOORIN: 12 residente ng Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya ang inaresto ng kapulisan sa barikada laban sa mineral exploration ng North Luzon Mineral Resources Corporation ngayong Agosto 28.

[VIN @rvinjayx_]

Stop glorifying Filipino resilience.

We should not be proud of how well Filipinos survive problems that should have been prevented in the first place.

Resilience is not a replacement for good governance. “Filipinos are resilient” should not be used to cover poor planning, failed flood control, and lack of accountability.

We do not need to be more resilient. We need a government that does its job.

[ZM 🌸💜 @Zeems2025]

@radarph_media Yung requirements PSA livebirth, hindi tatanggap ng other docs. Pag hindi ligible yung PSA, ang ending hahanapin yung green na livebirth 🫤 only in the Philippines

[radar PH @radarph_media]

A Filipino passport applicant has gone viral after calling out the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) over what she described as an unnecessarily difficult process after her PSA-issued birth certificate was deemed too unclear to verify information needed for her application.

In a Facebook post that has drawn more than 42,000 reactions and thousands of comments and shares, Iva Francezca Arnedo questioned why an applicant should bear the burden when the problem involves the legibility of an official document issued by another government agency.

“What do you mean hindi niyo kayang i-verify yung spelling ng pangalan ko dahil hindi clear ang typing at pagkaka-print ng freshly printed original birth certificate copy na provided ng PSA?” Arnedo wrote.

She shared a photo of her Certificate of Live Birth showing portions of the old record with faded or difficult-to-read text.

Arnedo argued that the same document is routinely required for official transactions, yet applicants can run into problems when another government office cannot clearly read information printed on it.

“Ito hinahanap to do basically anything, tapos suddenly hindi valid? Di mabasa?” she wrote. “Di kayang itawag sa PSA para i-check sa database nila?”

She also criticized the quality of other government-issued identification documents, including the National ID, saying Filipinos are expected to rely on these documents for years despite concerns over printing and durability.

According to Arnedo, she had already secured an appointment but still spent four hours waiting, only to encounter the problem with her birth certificate. She also complained that the additional documents she was apparently expected to present were not included in the reminders she received.

“Pagkamahal-mahal ng fee niyo pero ni katiting na convenience wala,” she wrote.

The experience prompted her to raise a broader question about government services.

“What’s the future of government services for the Filipino people? Sobrang unnecessary ng pahirap,” she said.

OTHER FILIPINOS SHARE SIMILAR EXPERIENCES

Arnedo’s post quickly became a venue for other Filipinos to recount their own problems involving old, faded or difficult-to-read civil registry records.

One commenter said the year on her date of birth was unclear because the number “1” in “2001” could not be properly seen. She claimed she had to obtain another record from the municipality before her passport application could proceed.

“Imagine that, we can’t request a reprint kasi ‘yan na raw yung nasa database nila at sobrang habang proseso pa to change that na in the first place sakanila namang fault yun,” the commenter wrote. She later updated her comment to say she had successfully obtained her passport.

Another commenter said an original Certificate of Live Birth given to her parents when she was born was allegedly not accepted, and she was instead told to obtain a certified true copy from the municipality.

Others questioned why citizens should have to spend additional money, travel back to their places of birth, or go through another bureaucratic process simply because an old government record is no longer easily readable.

One commenter pointed out that applicants had no role in how the original records were typed, printed or preserved.

“Hindi naman siya ang gumawa ng record, hindi siya ang nag-type, at wala rin siyang control kung paano na-maintain yung document,” the commenter said, questioning why clarification or correction should require additional payment and processing.

There were also complaints about what some commenters perceived as inconsistent implementation among DFA offices, with one claiming that documents accepted at one location may encounter problems at another.

‘BAKIT NASA ATIN ANG BURDEN?’

Not everyone agreed with Arnedo.

One commenter reminded passport applicants that they also have a responsibility to research documentary requirements before appearing for their appointments, noting that a passport is an international identification document.

Arnedo pushed back, saying the larger issue was why citizens should shoulder the inconvenience caused by the condition of government records.

“Bakit nasa atin ang burden?? When they have the means to make it easier,” she replied.

For Arnedo and many commenters who shared similar experiences, the controversy is no longer simply about one difficult-to-read birth certificate. It has become a familiar question for Filipinos navigating government bureaucracy: when one government agency issues a document that another government agency cannot accept or clearly read, why is it the citizen who has to fix the problem?

(✍️: Top Dagohoy)

#radarPHLifestyle #radarPH

[GBC @GBC_Press]

🚨 BREAKING:

Duckworth: "How many member states are in ASEAN?"

Hegseth: "We have allies in South Korea, Japan, and Australia."

Duckworth: "None of those countries are in ASEAN."

[ZM 🌸💜 @Zeems2025]

@biancadava Short term positive, forever negative.
No to Pax silica

[Ka Viand 🇵🇸 @hachitori_kuri]

FELLOW SEASIANS, REJECT PAX SILICA ON YOUR COUNTRIES TOO!

DO NOT LET US IMPERIALISM ENSNARE YOU EVEN MORE THAN IT ALREADY HAS

[SOURCEMUSIC @SOURCEMUSIC]

THE MMN SHOW

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✰ OFFICIAL MV
2026.09.11 12AM (KST) | 09.10 11AM (ET)

✰ 2nd Single Album 'Made My Night'
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[rese 🍀 @resepolitika]

TIGNAN!‼️NO TO MINING IN NUEVA VIZCAYA‼️

Mga magsasaka sa Nueva Vizcaya, walang-awang dinukot ng AFP-PNP! Sa gitna ng panggigipit, patuloy ang paglaban para sa lupa, kabuhayan, at karapatan. Itigil ang panggigipit, militarisasyon, at mapanirang pagmimina! #ACAB