Philippines eyes breadfruit for food security
Long ignored, fruit may soon be a common sight on Filipino dinner tables
Army joins push to help people who fled Taal volcano
Some businesses re-open after volcanic eruption in Philippines
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Volunteers provide aid to animals near Taal Volcano
Some residents of the volcano island have gone back to tend or rescue their animals
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Real-life superhero helps Taal Volcano victims
The Filipina actress known for playing heroine 'Darna' needs no superpowers to help out
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Taal volcano: Residents told to use underwear as masks
Department of Health rushing the delivery of face masks and other items to affected areas
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Filipino expat workers: Ignore OWWA, face consequences
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Filipino couple weds under volcanic cloud
Government work suspended, schools closed in a number of towns and cities
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Curse or blessing? Living in a cloud of volcanic ash
Manila, Clark International airport operations reopen as giant ash cloud moves away
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Facemasks worth its weight in gold in ash fall areas
Government takes steps against profiteers
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Lava gushes from Philippine volcano
Thousands flee area through heavy ash, no reports of major damage
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Hazardous explosion of Taal Volcano remains imminent
Thousands evacuate as Taal volcano remains on the brink of a hazardous eruption
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Interior department probes cop crowd control excesses
Procession “generally orderly” despite criticism
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Volcano near Manila erupts, blows giant ash column
Experts warn of possible eruption within "days to weeks"
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Drive to transform pot-bellied lawmen into trim force
Makeover to make policemen proud to wear uniform, says Gamboa
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Philippines orders evacuation of Filipinos from Iraq
Filipinos can leave on their own or escorted out with the help of their employers
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Philippines: SUV owned by lawmaker burgled
Vehicle’s window was shattered by thief to gain access to valuables
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Duterte threatens takeover of Manila water firms
The president has claimed the water firms were committing 'economic sabotage'
