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More than the rising trend in victim-activated improvised explosive devices, more IEDs are apparently being made from everyday household items. Fred Lubang, National Coordinator for the Philippine Campaign to Ban Landmines, explains how this trend puts civilians in rural communities at risk.

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It's easy to say what your priorities are, putting your money where your mouth is in another. Alin nga ba ang tunay na priority ng gobyerno para sa 2022 ayon sa proposed national budget? Usapang Econ Muna tayo with JC Punongbayan.

Read more about the 2022 budget analysis in this article  https://bit.ly/2XtFK1y

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How do aerosol particles behave in the air? And, are face shields enough to prevent the spread of COVID-19?  Dr. DJ Bandoy breaks down the studies.

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Nearly four years after the liberation of Marawi City, the Marawi Compensation Bill finally passes on third and final reading at the House of Representatives. The bill is a long-needed and decisive step towards recognizing the victims of the war in Marawi who deserve just compensation. What does it take to rehabilitate a war-torn city?

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Despite the influx of COVID-19 patients, private hospitals are hanging by a thread. Dr. Glenn Paraso, executive director of the Mary Johnston Hospital, explains how the drop in elective surgeries and the unsettled PhilHealth debt are causing financial distress.

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