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Residents Of This Asian City Are Earning Cash For Killing Mosquitoes
Residents in a central Manila neighbourhood lined up Wednesday, as dengue cases spike nationwide, to collect a bounty -- one peso for every five mosquitoes, dead or alive.
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French "Spiderman" Arrested After Climbing Philippines Skyscraper
French urban freeclimber Alain Robert was arrested on Tuesday, police said, after he scaled one of Manila's tallest towers in his latest high-risk ascent.
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Bomb, Hidden Under A Motorcycle, Kills 2, Wounds 37 In Philippines
A homemade bomb hidden under a motorcycle killed two people, one a child, and wounded 37 at a local street festival in the southern Philippines on Tuesday, security officials said, the latest unrest in a region prone to militancy.
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Chinese Casino Tycoon 'Missing' As Stocks Plunge
Shares in an Asian casino operator plunged almost 20 percent in Hong Kong on Friday as it said its tycoon head had gone missing, the latest setback for the firm after a project in Manila had been stopped.
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Despite Apprehensions, ASEAN Summit Might Take Stand On Chinese Adventures In South China Sea
Southeast Asian countries have altered a statement to be issued at Saturday's ASEAN summit to include references to militarization and island-building in the South China Sea, the latest draft shows, in a move likely to frustrate Beijing.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte Hits Out At US, Then Heads To Japan
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte lashed out anew at the United States on Tuesday and said it could forget a bilateral defence deal if he stayed in power long enough, in the latest jarring statement from Manila about the future of the alliance.
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Journalist Shot Dead In Philippine Capital: Police
A crime journalist has been shot dead in Manila, police and colleagues said today, the latest addition to a lengthening list of unsolved murders of media workers in the Philippines.
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Ceiling Collapse At Philippines' Biggest Airport Injures Passenger
Part of a ceiling collapsed in the Philippines' biggest airport Thursday, slightly injuring a foreign passenger, the latest in a series of incidents at a facility seen as among the worst in the world.
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Radio Reporter Shot Dead in Latest Philippines Media Murder
A Philippine radio reporter has been shot dead, police and colleagues said today, in the latest attack in a country known for dozens of unsolved killings of journalists.
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Philippine Rebels Burn Light Plane, Warehouse
Philippine police say suspected communist guerrillas have burned a small plane used for aerial agricultural spraying in the south in their latest attack.
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Indian man shot dead in Philippines
An Indian man was shot dead in Davao City in the Philippines, becoming the latest victim of a spate of shooting incidents in the city.
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Manila says will not stamp new Chinese passport
The Philippines has become the latest country to say it will not stamp visas in a new Chinese passport because it includes a map of the South China Sea that Manila says shows its territory.
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Asia's largest gaming expo opens in Macau
The largest gaming event in Asia, showcasing the industry's latest products, services and technologies, is taking place at the glitzy Venetian Macau hotel.
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Asia's largest gaming expo opens in Macau
The largest gaming event in Asia, showcasing the industry's latest products, services and technologies, is taking place at the glitzy Venetian Macau hotel.
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Residents Of This Asian City Are Earning Cash For Killing Mosquitoes
Residents in a central Manila neighbourhood lined up Wednesday, as dengue cases spike nationwide, to collect a bounty -- one peso for every five mosquitoes, dead or alive.
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French "Spiderman" Arrested After Climbing Philippines Skyscraper
French urban freeclimber Alain Robert was arrested on Tuesday, police said, after he scaled one of Manila's tallest towers in his latest high-risk ascent.
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Bomb, Hidden Under A Motorcycle, Kills 2, Wounds 37 In Philippines
A homemade bomb hidden under a motorcycle killed two people, one a child, and wounded 37 at a local street festival in the southern Philippines on Tuesday, security officials said, the latest unrest in a region prone to militancy.
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Chinese Casino Tycoon 'Missing' As Stocks Plunge
Shares in an Asian casino operator plunged almost 20 percent in Hong Kong on Friday as it said its tycoon head had gone missing, the latest setback for the firm after a project in Manila had been stopped.
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Despite Apprehensions, ASEAN Summit Might Take Stand On Chinese Adventures In South China Sea
Southeast Asian countries have altered a statement to be issued at Saturday's ASEAN summit to include references to militarization and island-building in the South China Sea, the latest draft shows, in a move likely to frustrate Beijing.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte Hits Out At US, Then Heads To Japan
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte lashed out anew at the United States on Tuesday and said it could forget a bilateral defence deal if he stayed in power long enough, in the latest jarring statement from Manila about the future of the alliance.
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Journalist Shot Dead In Philippine Capital: Police
A crime journalist has been shot dead in Manila, police and colleagues said today, the latest addition to a lengthening list of unsolved murders of media workers in the Philippines.
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Ceiling Collapse At Philippines' Biggest Airport Injures Passenger
Part of a ceiling collapsed in the Philippines' biggest airport Thursday, slightly injuring a foreign passenger, the latest in a series of incidents at a facility seen as among the worst in the world.
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Radio Reporter Shot Dead in Latest Philippines Media Murder
A Philippine radio reporter has been shot dead, police and colleagues said today, in the latest attack in a country known for dozens of unsolved killings of journalists.
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Philippine Rebels Burn Light Plane, Warehouse
Philippine police say suspected communist guerrillas have burned a small plane used for aerial agricultural spraying in the south in their latest attack.
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Indian man shot dead in Philippines
An Indian man was shot dead in Davao City in the Philippines, becoming the latest victim of a spate of shooting incidents in the city.
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Manila says will not stamp new Chinese passport
The Philippines has become the latest country to say it will not stamp visas in a new Chinese passport because it includes a map of the South China Sea that Manila says shows its territory.
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Asia's largest gaming expo opens in Macau
The largest gaming event in Asia, showcasing the industry's latest products, services and technologies, is taking place at the glitzy Venetian Macau hotel.
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Asia's largest gaming expo opens in Macau
The largest gaming event in Asia, showcasing the industry's latest products, services and technologies, is taking place at the glitzy Venetian Macau hotel.
