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THE Philippine government will repatriate 63 Filipinos from Haiti amid the ongoing conflict brought about by violent gang activities.In a joint statement, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW), and the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (Owwa) said efforts are ongoing to bring back to the Philippines the Filipinos affected by the conflict in the Caribbean country.This came as the DFA placed Haiti under Alert Level 3, which means voluntary repatriation of Filipinos there.It said around 115 Filipinos are currently in Haiti.So far, 63 of them expressed willingness to be repatriated.“The DFA, DMW, and Owwa are now looking to charter a flight for the 63 Filipinos since no flights are coming out of Haiti, and land travel to the capital Port-au-Prince is also discouraged,” the statement read.“As of date, there is no report of any Filipino affected or injured by the ongoing security crisis,” it added.Haiti is currently experiencing a breakdown of law and order, with reports of civilian casualties and disruption in operations.Gangs have attacked key institutions and shut down the main international airport. (TPM/SunStar Philippines) The Top 10 Online Sportsbook Philippines THE Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) has worked with other government agencies to keep an eye on hit-and-run suspect Aaron Karl Tan and ensure that he stays in the country, particularly in the event that his case is taken to court. Also read: Murder case filed vs owner of SUV in hit-and-run incidentTan is the subject of a hold departure order request made by the CCPO. Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, chief of the CCPO, said they were only waiting on the court to issue an arrest warrant for Tan.Dalogdog acknowledged that they have solid evidence against Tan because the closed circuit television (CCTV) footage substantiates all of the accusations, including the statements of three witnesses who positively recognized the suspect as the person who hit and killed 23-year-old basketball player Jeslar Larumbe on February 4, 2024.Also read: Rama: Arrest driver of SUV in hit-and-run incidentDalogdog clarified why the case was filed as murder rather than homicide, citing evidence they saw together with the Larumbe family's lawyers that indicated the suspect intended to kill the victim because he continued to pursue him until he collided with his motorcycle, killing the victim and sending him to the ground."Murder ang atong gipasaka sa iyaha nga kaso mao ni ang gi recommend kay naa may private lawyer mismong sa side sa biktima kay nakita nga naay intent to kill naay malice ba, naa gyud siyay intention nga patyon," Dalogdog said.(As per the advice of the victim's private lawyer, we charged the defendant with murder because there was a genuine purpose to kill and there was malice involved.)Dalogdog said that the incident stemmed from a traffic dispute based on the statements of some witnesses that also coincided with the CCTV footage showing Larumbe’s motorcycle traveling along Gorordo Avenue from Salinas Drive, Barangay Lahug, beating the red light at the intersection of Gorordo Avenue and Archbishop Reyes Avenue and crossing toward F. Sotto Drive. In the middle of the intersection, however, he accidentally hit Tan's SUV."Diri sila nagsugod sa may Asilo sa may Caltex. Ang suspetsado gikan sa may Ayala unya kining biktima gikan pud sa Barangay Lahug, kung saan pag-abot nila sa intersection katong sakyanan sa suspetsado naka go na unya ang biktima gibeat niya ang red light signal nga maoy hinungdan nga nag-abot sila sa intersection. Nasagi sa biktima ang sakyanan sa suspetsado. Didto nagsugod nga gigukod sa suspetsado ang biktima padulong didto sa Redemptorist Church," said Dalogdog.(The incident occurred in Asilo near Caltex. The victim was from Barangay Lahug, while the suspect was from Ayala. The victim beat the green light as it was about to turn red at the intersection. However, the victim struck the suspect's vehicle while traveling, which made the suspect pursue the victim to the Redemptorist Church).Larumbe allegedly kept driving toward F. Sotto Drive instead of pulling over. At this point, Tan pursued him.The 23-year-old basketball player was killed when the suspect struck his motorcycle when they reached Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw. Tan was using both his blinker and siren when he pursued Larumbe. When Tan went to the CCPO on Wednesday afternoon, February 7, to clear his name, he said that his female friend was in charge of steering when the incident happened on Sunday morning, February 4.According to Tan, he asked his companion to drive the car from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Barangay Luz until Borromeo Street, where he dropped her. After dropping his friend, he said he proceeded to drive home in Barangay Guadalupe. But based on the CCTV footage in the vicinity where he reportedly switched seat with his female friend, the SUV was not seen stopping to allow Tan to hand the wheel over to his companion. "Nangutana daw siya nganong nag blinker man ka, nganong nag wangwang man ka? Unya kay katugon man daw siya, ning katawa ra daw ang babaye balik ra siyag tulog pag abot sa unahan naa daw nag buto ingun siya nga unsa man to? Nitubag daw nga ah wala man to, mao to tulog lang pud daw siyag balik," Dalogdog stated.(He asked why are you blinking, why are you sounding the siren? But because he was sleepy, the girl just laughed, and he went back to sleep. When they got a little farther, he heard a big thud, so he questioned what was it, to which the girl replied, "It's nothing, that's why he went back to sleep.") (With TPT)

THE Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) has worked with other government agencies to keep an eye on hit-and-run suspect Aaron Karl Tan and ensure that he stays in the country, particularly in the event that his case is taken to court. Also read: Murder case filed vs owner of SUV in hit-and-run incidentTan is the subject of a hold departure order request made by the CCPO. Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, chief of the CCPO, said they were only waiting on the court to issue an arrest warrant for Tan.Dalogdog acknowledged that they have solid evidence against Tan because the closed circuit television (CCTV) footage substantiates all of the accusations, including the statements of three witnesses who positively recognized the suspect as the person who hit and killed 23-year-old basketball player Jeslar Larumbe on February 4, 2024.Also read: Rama: Arrest driver of SUV in hit-and-run incidentDalogdog clarified why the case was filed as murder rather than homicide, citing evidence they saw together with the Larumbe family's lawyers that indicated the suspect intended to kill the victim because he continued to pursue him until he collided with his motorcycle, killing the victim and sending him to the ground."Murder ang atong gipasaka sa iyaha nga kaso mao ni ang gi recommend kay naa may private lawyer mismong sa side sa biktima kay nakita nga naay intent to kill naay malice ba, naa gyud siyay intention nga patyon," Dalogdog said.(As per the advice of the victim's private lawyer, we charged the defendant with murder because there was a genuine purpose to kill and there was malice involved.)Dalogdog said that the incident stemmed from a traffic dispute based on the statements of some witnesses that also coincided with the CCTV footage showing Larumbe’s motorcycle traveling along Gorordo Avenue from Salinas Drive, Barangay Lahug, beating the red light at the intersection of Gorordo Avenue and Archbishop Reyes Avenue and crossing toward F. Sotto Drive. In the middle of the intersection, however, he accidentally hit Tan's SUV."Diri sila nagsugod sa may Asilo sa may Caltex. Ang suspetsado gikan sa may Ayala unya kining biktima gikan pud sa Barangay Lahug, kung saan pag-abot nila sa intersection katong sakyanan sa suspetsado naka go na unya ang biktima gibeat niya ang red light signal nga maoy hinungdan nga nag-abot sila sa intersection. Nasagi sa biktima ang sakyanan sa suspetsado. Didto nagsugod nga gigukod sa suspetsado ang biktima padulong didto sa Redemptorist Church," said Dalogdog.(The incident occurred in Asilo near Caltex. The victim was from Barangay Lahug, while the suspect was from Ayala. The victim beat the green light as it was about to turn red at the intersection. However, the victim struck the suspect's vehicle while traveling, which made the suspect pursue the victim to the Redemptorist Church).Larumbe allegedly kept driving toward F. Sotto Drive instead of pulling over. At this point, Tan pursued him.The 23-year-old basketball player was killed when the suspect struck his motorcycle when they reached Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw. Tan was using both his blinker and siren when he pursued Larumbe. When Tan went to the CCPO on Wednesday afternoon, February 7, to clear his name, he said that his female friend was in charge of steering when the incident happened on Sunday morning, February 4.According to Tan, he asked his companion to drive the car from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Barangay Luz until Borromeo Street, where he dropped her. After dropping his friend, he said he proceeded to drive home in Barangay Guadalupe. But based on the CCTV footage in the vicinity where he reportedly switched seat with his female friend, the SUV was not seen stopping to allow Tan to hand the wheel over to his companion. "Nangutana daw siya nganong nag blinker man ka, nganong nag wangwang man ka? Unya kay katugon man daw siya, ning katawa ra daw ang babaye balik ra siyag tulog pag abot sa unahan naa daw nag buto ingun siya nga unsa man to? Nitubag daw nga ah wala man to, mao to tulog lang pud daw siyag balik," Dalogdog stated.(He asked why are you blinking, why are you sounding the siren? But because he was sleepy, the girl just laughed, and he went back to sleep. When they got a little farther, he heard a big thud, so he questioned what was it, to which the girl replied, "It's nothing, that's why he went back to sleep.") (With TPT) Can I use bet365 in Philippines? ABOARD BRP SINDANGAN -- The Philippines will not allow China to remove a Philippine military outpost in a fiercely disputed South China Sea shoal, a navy official said Wednesday, March 6, 2024, a day after four Filipino navy personnel were injured in a confrontation between Chinese and Philippine ships.Philippine officials summoned a Chinese Embassy diplomat in Manila to convey a strong protest over the confrontation Tuesday, March 5, off Second Thomas Shoal.A small Filipino navy contingent has stood guard on a long-marooned warship that has served as an outpost in the shoal since the 1990s.Washington issued a warning after Tuesday’s hostilities that it is obligated to defend the Philippines, its oldest treaty ally in Asia, if Filipino forces, ships or aircraft come under an armed attack anywhere in the South China Sea.Philippine navy Commodore Roy Trinidad also said Filipino forces will not allow any structure to be erected in another hotly contested South China Sea area, Scarborough Shoal. China surrounded the vast fishing atoll northwest of the Philippines with coast guard and suspected militia ships in 2012 after a tense standoff between Chinese and Philippine ships.“These are red lines for the Philippines, to the armed forces,” Trinidad said at a news conference in Manila when asked what Chinese actions would be unacceptable to the Philippines in the disputed waters.Trinidad said the administration of former President Rodrigo Duterte, who preceded current President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., established those “red lines,” which delineate actions by China and any other rival claimant state that would spark fierce Philippine resistance in the disputed sea.The latest flareup in the long-simmering disputes began when Chinese coast guard and suspected militia ships shadowed, surrounded and blocked two Philippine coast guard ships which were escorting two civilian motorboats manned by Filipino navy personnel.They were on the way to deliver supplies and replacement navy and marine personnel to the BRP Sierra Madre, a navy warship that was deliberately grounded by the Philippine military in the late 1990s in the shallows of Second Thomas Shoal to serve as a territorial outpost.China also claims the area and has surrounded the shoal with coast guard, navy and suspected militia ships to prevent Filipino forces from delivering construction materials to reinforce the Sierra Madre, which is encrusted with rust and slightly tilting but remains an actively commissioned navy ship, meaning any attack on it would be considered by Manila as an act of war.After dawn on Tuesday, a Chinese coast guard vessel sideswiped one of the Philippine coast guard ships, the BRP Sindangan, where crewmen scrambled to lower rubber fenders along the side to avoid damage to the hull. Two Associated Press journalists and other media who were invited to travel on the patrol ship witnessed the tense confrontation.Inviting journalists to join trips by Philippine ships to the area is part of a strategy adopted last year by the government to publicize China’s aggressive actions in one of the world’s most hotly contested waterways. China has reacted by providing its coast guard personnel with video cameras to contest Manila’s version of the confrontations.The Chinese coast guard said in its account of the incident that the BRP Sindangan had rammed its ship, although the journalists aboard the Philippine coast guard vessel saw the Chinese ship approach dangerously close before the collision.Later, another Chinese coast guard ship blocked and then collided with a supply boat being escorted by the Philippine coast guard, Filipino officials said.The supply boat was later hit by water cannon blasts from two Chinese coast guard ships. Philippine navy Vice Admiral Alberto Carlos was aboard the boat and witnessed the water cannon assault, which he said caused minor injuries to four navy personnel.“The pressure was really intense,” Carlos said. “It shattered the windshield of the boat and caused some injuries.”The damaged boat immediately returned to the western Philippine province of Palawan. The other supply boat managed to evade the Chinese coast guard blockade and delivered supplies to the Filipino forces guarding the shoal, Philippine officials said.The two-decade-long territorial standoff sparked a series of confrontations between Chinese and Filipino forces last year, with the Philippines protesting dangerous maneuvers by Chinese coast guard vessels and China demanding that the Sierra Madre be towed away by the Philippines.The Chinese coast guard said in a statement that “it took control measures in accordance with the law against Philippine ships that illegally intruded into the waters adjacent to Ren’ai Reef,” the name Beijing uses for Second Thomas Shoal.Washington condemned the Chinese coast guard's actions, and its ambassador in Manila, MaryKay Carlson, said the US stands with the Philippines. Australia and Japan separately expressed their concern over China’s actions.In Washington, US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the incidents demonstrated China’s “reckless disregard for the safety of Filipinos and also for international law,” and that China was interfering with “lawful Philippine maritime operations."The confrontations have sparked fears of a larger conflict that could involve the United States.Chinese and Philippine officials met in Shanghai in January and agreed to take steps to lower tensions, but the recent confrontations underscore the difficulty of doing so."If China desires some improvement or progress in resolving these maritime disputes in a peaceful and orderly manner, we demand that they match their words with their actions,” Jonathan Malaya, assistant director-general of the National Security Council, said Wednesday at a news conference in Manila. (AP)

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ABOARD BRP SINDANGAN -- The Philippines will not allow China to remove a Philippine military outpost in a fiercely disputed South China Sea shoal, a navy official said Wednesday, March 6, 2024, a day after four Filipino navy personnel were injured in a confrontation between Chinese and Philippine ships.Philippine officials summoned a Chinese Embassy diplomat in Manila to convey a strong protest over the confrontation Tuesday, March 5, off Second Thomas Shoal.A small Filipino navy contingent has stood guard on a long-marooned warship that has served as an outpost in the shoal since the 1990s.Washington issued a warning after Tuesday’s hostilities that it is obligated to defend the Philippines, its oldest treaty ally in Asia, if Filipino forces, ships or aircraft come under an armed attack anywhere in the South China Sea.Philippine navy Commodore Roy Trinidad also said Filipino forces will not allow any structure to be erected in another hotly contested South China Sea area, Scarborough Shoal. China surrounded the vast fishing atoll northwest of the Philippines with coast guard and suspected militia ships in 2012 after a tense standoff between Chinese and Philippine ships.“These are red lines for the Philippines, to the armed forces,” Trinidad said at a news conference in Manila when asked what Chinese actions would be unacceptable to the Philippines in the disputed waters.Trinidad said the administration of former President Rodrigo Duterte, who preceded current President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., established those “red lines,” which delineate actions by China and any other rival claimant state that would spark fierce Philippine resistance in the disputed sea.The latest flareup in the long-simmering disputes began when Chinese coast guard and suspected militia ships shadowed, surrounded and blocked two Philippine coast guard ships which were escorting two civilian motorboats manned by Filipino navy personnel.They were on the way to deliver supplies and replacement navy and marine personnel to the BRP Sierra Madre, a navy warship that was deliberately grounded by the Philippine military in the late 1990s in the shallows of Second Thomas Shoal to serve as a territorial outpost.China also claims the area and has surrounded the shoal with coast guard, navy and suspected militia ships to prevent Filipino forces from delivering construction materials to reinforce the Sierra Madre, which is encrusted with rust and slightly tilting but remains an actively commissioned navy ship, meaning any attack on it would be considered by Manila as an act of war.After dawn on Tuesday, a Chinese coast guard vessel sideswiped one of the Philippine coast guard ships, the BRP Sindangan, where crewmen scrambled to lower rubber fenders along the side to avoid damage to the hull. Two Associated Press journalists and other media who were invited to travel on the patrol ship witnessed the tense confrontation.Inviting journalists to join trips by Philippine ships to the area is part of a strategy adopted last year by the government to publicize China’s aggressive actions in one of the world’s most hotly contested waterways. China has reacted by providing its coast guard personnel with video cameras to contest Manila’s version of the confrontations.The Chinese coast guard said in its account of the incident that the BRP Sindangan had rammed its ship, although the journalists aboard the Philippine coast guard vessel saw the Chinese ship approach dangerously close before the collision.Later, another Chinese coast guard ship blocked and then collided with a supply boat being escorted by the Philippine coast guard, Filipino officials said.The supply boat was later hit by water cannon blasts from two Chinese coast guard ships. Philippine navy Vice Admiral Alberto Carlos was aboard the boat and witnessed the water cannon assault, which he said caused minor injuries to four navy personnel.“The pressure was really intense,” Carlos said. “It shattered the windshield of the boat and caused some injuries.”The damaged boat immediately returned to the western Philippine province of Palawan. The other supply boat managed to evade the Chinese coast guard blockade and delivered supplies to the Filipino forces guarding the shoal, Philippine officials said.The two-decade-long territorial standoff sparked a series of confrontations between Chinese and Filipino forces last year, with the Philippines protesting dangerous maneuvers by Chinese coast guard vessels and China demanding that the Sierra Madre be towed away by the Philippines.The Chinese coast guard said in a statement that “it took control measures in accordance with the law against Philippine ships that illegally intruded into the waters adjacent to Ren’ai Reef,” the name Beijing uses for Second Thomas Shoal.Washington condemned the Chinese coast guard's actions, and its ambassador in Manila, MaryKay Carlson, said the US stands with the Philippines. Australia and Japan separately expressed their concern over China’s actions.In Washington, US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the incidents demonstrated China’s “reckless disregard for the safety of Filipinos and also for international law,” and that China was interfering with “lawful Philippine maritime operations."The confrontations have sparked fears of a larger conflict that could involve the United States.Chinese and Philippine officials met in Shanghai in January and agreed to take steps to lower tensions, but the recent confrontations underscore the difficulty of doing so."If China desires some improvement or progress in resolving these maritime disputes in a peaceful and orderly manner, we demand that they match their words with their actions,” Jonathan Malaya, assistant director-general of the National Security Council, said Wednesday at a news conference in Manila. (AP) Can I use bet365 in Philippines? THE Philippine government will repatriate 63 Filipinos from Haiti amid the ongoing conflict brought about by violent gang activities.In a joint statement, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW), and the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (Owwa) said efforts are ongoing to bring back to the Philippines the Filipinos affected by the conflict in the Caribbean country.This came as the DFA placed Haiti under Alert Level 3, which means voluntary repatriation of Filipinos there.It said around 115 Filipinos are currently in Haiti.So far, 63 of them expressed willingness to be repatriated.“The DFA, DMW, and Owwa are now looking to charter a flight for the 63 Filipinos since no flights are coming out of Haiti, and land travel to the capital Port-au-Prince is also discouraged,” the statement read.“As of date, there is no report of any Filipino affected or injured by the ongoing security crisis,” it added.Haiti is currently experiencing a breakdown of law and order, with reports of civilian casualties and disruption in operations.Gangs have attacked key institutions and shut down the main international airport. 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THE Philippine government will repatriate 63 Filipinos from Haiti amid the ongoing conflict brought about by violent gang activities.In a joint statement, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW), and the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (Owwa) said efforts are ongoing to bring back to the Philippines the Filipinos affected by the conflict in the Caribbean country.This came as the DFA placed Haiti under Alert Level 3, which means voluntary repatriation of Filipinos there.It said around 115 Filipinos are currently in Haiti.So far, 63 of them expressed willingness to be repatriated.“The DFA, DMW, and Owwa are now looking to charter a flight for the 63 Filipinos since no flights are coming out of Haiti, and land travel to the capital Port-au-Prince is also discouraged,” the statement read.“As of date, there is no report of any Filipino affected or injured by the ongoing security crisis,” it added.Haiti is currently experiencing a breakdown of law and order, with reports of civilian casualties and disruption in operations.Gangs have attacked key institutions and shut down the main international airport. (TPM/SunStar Philippines), check the following table to see what categories most online casinos in the Philippines fit in.

THE Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) has worked with other government agencies to keep an eye on hit-and-run suspect Aaron Karl Tan and ensure that he stays in the country, particularly in the event that his case is taken to court. Also read: Murder case filed vs owner of SUV in hit-and-run incidentTan is the subject of a hold departure order request made by the CCPO. Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, chief of the CCPO, said they were only waiting on the court to issue an arrest warrant for Tan.Dalogdog acknowledged that they have solid evidence against Tan because the closed circuit television (CCTV) footage substantiates all of the accusations, including the statements of three witnesses who positively recognized the suspect as the person who hit and killed 23-year-old basketball player Jeslar Larumbe on February 4, 2024.Also read: Rama: Arrest driver of SUV in hit-and-run incidentDalogdog clarified why the case was filed as murder rather than homicide, citing evidence they saw together with the Larumbe family's lawyers that indicated the suspect intended to kill the victim because he continued to pursue him until he collided with his motorcycle, killing the victim and sending him to the ground."Murder ang atong gipasaka sa iyaha nga kaso mao ni ang gi recommend kay naa may private lawyer mismong sa side sa biktima kay nakita nga naay intent to kill naay malice ba, naa gyud siyay intention nga patyon," Dalogdog said.(As per the advice of the victim's private lawyer, we charged the defendant with murder because there was a genuine purpose to kill and there was malice involved.)Dalogdog said that the incident stemmed from a traffic dispute based on the statements of some witnesses that also coincided with the CCTV footage showing Larumbe’s motorcycle traveling along Gorordo Avenue from Salinas Drive, Barangay Lahug, beating the red light at the intersection of Gorordo Avenue and Archbishop Reyes Avenue and crossing toward F. Sotto Drive. In the middle of the intersection, however, he accidentally hit Tan's SUV."Diri sila nagsugod sa may Asilo sa may Caltex. Ang suspetsado gikan sa may Ayala unya kining biktima gikan pud sa Barangay Lahug, kung saan pag-abot nila sa intersection katong sakyanan sa suspetsado naka go na unya ang biktima gibeat niya ang red light signal nga maoy hinungdan nga nag-abot sila sa intersection. Nasagi sa biktima ang sakyanan sa suspetsado. Didto nagsugod nga gigukod sa suspetsado ang biktima padulong didto sa Redemptorist Church," said Dalogdog.(The incident occurred in Asilo near Caltex. The victim was from Barangay Lahug, while the suspect was from Ayala. The victim beat the green light as it was about to turn red at the intersection. However, the victim struck the suspect's vehicle while traveling, which made the suspect pursue the victim to the Redemptorist Church).Larumbe allegedly kept driving toward F. Sotto Drive instead of pulling over. At this point, Tan pursued him.The 23-year-old basketball player was killed when the suspect struck his motorcycle when they reached Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw. Tan was using both his blinker and siren when he pursued Larumbe. When Tan went to the CCPO on Wednesday afternoon, February 7, to clear his name, he said that his female friend was in charge of steering when the incident happened on Sunday morning, February 4.According to Tan, he asked his companion to drive the car from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Barangay Luz until Borromeo Street, where he dropped her. After dropping his friend, he said he proceeded to drive home in Barangay Guadalupe. But based on the CCTV footage in the vicinity where he reportedly switched seat with his female friend, the SUV was not seen stopping to allow Tan to hand the wheel over to his companion. "Nangutana daw siya nganong nag blinker man ka, nganong nag wangwang man ka? Unya kay katugon man daw siya, ning katawa ra daw ang babaye balik ra siyag tulog pag abot sa unahan naa daw nag buto ingun siya nga unsa man to? Nitubag daw nga ah wala man to, mao to tulog lang pud daw siyag balik," Dalogdog stated.(He asked why are you blinking, why are you sounding the siren? But because he was sleepy, the girl just laughed, and he went back to sleep. When they got a little farther, he heard a big thud, so he questioned what was it, to which the girl replied, "It's nothing, that's why he went back to sleep.") (With TPT) The Top 10 Online Sportsbook . Megapari TikTok ✔️ Live Casino & Slot Machines & Poker & Fishing Great Selection for Real Money. Online Gambling in the Philippines. here is how to register at an online casino site in the Philippines:

THE Philippine government will repatriate 63 Filipinos from Haiti amid the ongoing conflict brought about by violent gang activities.In a joint statement, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW), and the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (Owwa) said efforts are ongoing to bring back to the Philippines the Filipinos affected by the conflict in the Caribbean country.This came as the DFA placed Haiti under Alert Level 3, which means voluntary repatriation of Filipinos there.It said around 115 Filipinos are currently in Haiti.So far, 63 of them expressed willingness to be repatriated.“The DFA, DMW, and Owwa are now looking to charter a flight for the 63 Filipinos since no flights are coming out of Haiti, and land travel to the capital Port-au-Prince is also discouraged,” the statement read.“As of date, there is no report of any Filipino affected or injured by the ongoing security crisis,” it added.Haiti is currently experiencing a breakdown of law and order, with reports of civilian casualties and disruption in operations.Gangs have attacked key institutions and shut down the main international airport. (TPM/SunStar Philippines) Can I use bet365 in Philippines? . It’s always a good idea to take your time and make sure you’ve found the best online casino in the Philippines on the online gambling market that can give you what you want.

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THE Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) has worked with other government agencies to keep an eye on hit-and-run suspect Aaron Karl Tan and ensure that he stays in the country, particularly in the event that his case is taken to court. Also read: Murder case filed vs owner of SUV in hit-and-run incidentTan is the subject of a hold departure order request made by the CCPO. Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, chief of the CCPO, said they were only waiting on the court to issue an arrest warrant for Tan.Dalogdog acknowledged that they have solid evidence against Tan because the closed circuit television (CCTV) footage substantiates all of the accusations, including the statements of three witnesses who positively recognized the suspect as the person who hit and killed 23-year-old basketball player Jeslar Larumbe on February 4, 2024.Also read: Rama: Arrest driver of SUV in hit-and-run incidentDalogdog clarified why the case was filed as murder rather than homicide, citing evidence they saw together with the Larumbe family's lawyers that indicated the suspect intended to kill the victim because he continued to pursue him until he collided with his motorcycle, killing the victim and sending him to the ground."Murder ang atong gipasaka sa iyaha nga kaso mao ni ang gi recommend kay naa may private lawyer mismong sa side sa biktima kay nakita nga naay intent to kill naay malice ba, naa gyud siyay intention nga patyon," Dalogdog said.(As per the advice of the victim's private lawyer, we charged the defendant with murder because there was a genuine purpose to kill and there was malice involved.)Dalogdog said that the incident stemmed from a traffic dispute based on the statements of some witnesses that also coincided with the CCTV footage showing Larumbe’s motorcycle traveling along Gorordo Avenue from Salinas Drive, Barangay Lahug, beating the red light at the intersection of Gorordo Avenue and Archbishop Reyes Avenue and crossing toward F. Sotto Drive. In the middle of the intersection, however, he accidentally hit Tan's SUV."Diri sila nagsugod sa may Asilo sa may Caltex. Ang suspetsado gikan sa may Ayala unya kining biktima gikan pud sa Barangay Lahug, kung saan pag-abot nila sa intersection katong sakyanan sa suspetsado naka go na unya ang biktima gibeat niya ang red light signal nga maoy hinungdan nga nag-abot sila sa intersection. Nasagi sa biktima ang sakyanan sa suspetsado. Didto nagsugod nga gigukod sa suspetsado ang biktima padulong didto sa Redemptorist Church," said Dalogdog.(The incident occurred in Asilo near Caltex. The victim was from Barangay Lahug, while the suspect was from Ayala. The victim beat the green light as it was about to turn red at the intersection. However, the victim struck the suspect's vehicle while traveling, which made the suspect pursue the victim to the Redemptorist Church).Larumbe allegedly kept driving toward F. Sotto Drive instead of pulling over. At this point, Tan pursued him.The 23-year-old basketball player was killed when the suspect struck his motorcycle when they reached Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw. Tan was using both his blinker and siren when he pursued Larumbe. When Tan went to the CCPO on Wednesday afternoon, February 7, to clear his name, he said that his female friend was in charge of steering when the incident happened on Sunday morning, February 4.According to Tan, he asked his companion to drive the car from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Barangay Luz until Borromeo Street, where he dropped her. After dropping his friend, he said he proceeded to drive home in Barangay Guadalupe. But based on the CCTV footage in the vicinity where he reportedly switched seat with his female friend, the SUV was not seen stopping to allow Tan to hand the wheel over to his companion. "Nangutana daw siya nganong nag blinker man ka, nganong nag wangwang man ka? Unya kay katugon man daw siya, ning katawa ra daw ang babaye balik ra siyag tulog pag abot sa unahan naa daw nag buto ingun siya nga unsa man to? Nitubag daw nga ah wala man to, mao to tulog lang pud daw siyag balik," Dalogdog stated.(He asked why are you blinking, why are you sounding the siren? But because he was sleepy, the girl just laughed, and he went back to sleep. When they got a little farther, he heard a big thud, so he questioned what was it, to which the girl replied, "It's nothing, that's why he went back to sleep.") 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China surrounded the vast fishing atoll northwest of the Philippines with coast guard and suspected militia ships in 2012 after a tense standoff between Chinese and Philippine ships.“These are red lines for the Philippines, to the armed forces,” Trinidad said at a news conference in Manila when asked what Chinese actions would be unacceptable to the Philippines in the disputed waters.Trinidad said the administration of former President Rodrigo Duterte, who preceded current President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., established those “red lines,” which delineate actions by China and any other rival claimant state that would spark fierce Philippine resistance in the disputed sea.The latest flareup in the long-simmering disputes began when Chinese coast guard and suspected militia ships shadowed, surrounded and blocked two Philippine coast guard ships which were escorting two civilian motorboats manned by Filipino navy personnel.They were on the way to deliver supplies and replacement navy and marine personnel to the BRP Sierra Madre, a navy warship that was deliberately grounded by the Philippine military in the late 1990s in the shallows of Second Thomas Shoal to serve as a territorial outpost.China also claims the area and has surrounded the shoal with coast guard, navy and suspected militia ships to prevent Filipino forces from delivering construction materials to reinforce the Sierra Madre, which is encrusted with rust and slightly tilting but remains an actively commissioned navy ship, meaning any attack on it would be considered by Manila as an act of war.After dawn on Tuesday, a Chinese coast guard vessel sideswiped one of the Philippine coast guard ships, the BRP Sindangan, where crewmen scrambled to lower rubber fenders along the side to avoid damage to the hull. Two Associated Press journalists and other media who were invited to travel on the patrol ship witnessed the tense confrontation.Inviting journalists to join trips by Philippine ships to the area is part of a strategy adopted last year by the government to publicize China’s aggressive actions in one of the world’s most hotly contested waterways. China has reacted by providing its coast guard personnel with video cameras to contest Manila’s version of the confrontations.The Chinese coast guard said in its account of the incident that the BRP Sindangan had rammed its ship, although the journalists aboard the Philippine coast guard vessel saw the Chinese ship approach dangerously close before the collision.Later, another Chinese coast guard ship blocked and then collided with a supply boat being escorted by the Philippine coast guard, Filipino officials said.The supply boat was later hit by water cannon blasts from two Chinese coast guard ships. Philippine navy Vice Admiral Alberto Carlos was aboard the boat and witnessed the water cannon assault, which he said caused minor injuries to four navy personnel.“The pressure was really intense,” Carlos said. “It shattered the windshield of the boat and caused some injuries.”The damaged boat immediately returned to the western Philippine province of Palawan. The other supply boat managed to evade the Chinese coast guard blockade and delivered supplies to the Filipino forces guarding the shoal, Philippine officials said.The two-decade-long territorial standoff sparked a series of confrontations between Chinese and Filipino forces last year, with the Philippines protesting dangerous maneuvers by Chinese coast guard vessels and China demanding that the Sierra Madre be towed away by the Philippines.The Chinese coast guard said in a statement that “it took control measures in accordance with the law against Philippine ships that illegally intruded into the waters adjacent to Ren’ai Reef,” the name Beijing uses for Second Thomas Shoal.Washington condemned the Chinese coast guard's actions, and its ambassador in Manila, MaryKay Carlson, said the US stands with the Philippines. Australia and Japan separately expressed their concern over China’s actions.In Washington, US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the incidents demonstrated China’s “reckless disregard for the safety of Filipinos and also for international law,” and that China was interfering with “lawful Philippine maritime operations."The confrontations have sparked fears of a larger conflict that could involve the United States.Chinese and Philippine officials met in Shanghai in January and agreed to take steps to lower tensions, but the recent confrontations underscore the difficulty of doing so."If China desires some improvement or progress in resolving these maritime disputes in a peaceful and orderly manner, we demand that they match their words with their actions,” Jonathan Malaya, assistant director-general of the National Security Council, said Wednesday at a news conference in Manila. (AP)

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