READ: The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) issued a statement on statecraft, transparency, and the national interest in connection with the Nov. 3 phone call between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Foreign Secretary Ma. Theresa Lazaro. 📸 DFA/Facebook
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LOOK: The Philippine National Police-Highway Patrol Group formally turned over recovered vehicles to their rightful owners as part of its intensified anti-carnapping operations. @inquirerdotnet
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LOOK: Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla and Philippine National Police authorities inspected the raided “parcel scam hub” in Pasay City. The scam hub was masterminded by two Malaysians and a Chinese national. @inquirerdotnet
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WATCH: Smoke rises following a fire in Barangay E. Rodriguez, Cubao, Quezon City around 5:00 p.m. as Bureau of Fire Protection fire trucks and responders rush to the scene. @inquirerdotnet
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LOOK: Passengers arrive at the Cubao bus terminal after the Undas holidays.
As of 5 p.m., Victory Liner terminal master Robert Silvestre told the Inquirer that around 8,000 passengers had arrived at the transport station on November 2. @inquirerdotnet
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WATCH: Families of desaparecidos, together with Karapatan gathered on All Souls’ Day to remember victims of enforced disappearances and renew calls for justice. @inquirerdotnet
READ: The Philippine National Police (PNP) continues to ensure public safety and security as Filipinos observe All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day, with heightened security measures in cemeteries, memorial parks, transport terminals, and major roads. 📸PNP @inquirerdotnet
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LOOK: Authorities confiscate lighters, perfume, alcohol, and sharp objects from visitors entering the Libingan ng mga Bayani in Taguig City on November 1 to prevent fire incidents and ensure public safety during the Undas observance. @inquirerdotnet
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READ: The University of Santo Tomas (UST) said on Tuesday that it is coordinating with law enforcement authorities following reports of threats. “Upon recommendation from law enforcers, no evacuation order was issued,” said UST. 📸 UST/Facebook
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LOOK: Rapper Hev Abi performed at the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) Quezon City Jail as part of the 2026 National Correctional Consciousness Week, which also highlights the talents of persons deprived of liberty (PDL). 📸 BJMP QC Jail @inquirerdotnet
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LOOK: When asked by the Inquirer if Mans Carpio is the complainant, journalist Philip Lustre said “confirmed.” “We will confront this case properly and we receive our client’s right to file the appropriate counter-charges,” lawyer Dino de Leon told the Inquirer. @inquirerdotnet
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LOOK: Lawyer Dino de Leon confirmed that Mans Carpio, the husband of Vice President Sara Duterte, is the complainant against veteran journalist Philip Lustre. 📸 Atty. Dino Singson de Leon/Facebook @inquirerdotnet
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LOOK: National Police Commission (Napolcom) Commissioner Ralph Calinisan warned “criminology interns” that traffic violations, such as riding motorcycles without helmets, could jeopardize their applications to join the police force. 📸 Ralph Calinisan’s Facebook
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NEWS UPDATE: Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla on Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida’s statement that gambling tycoon Charlie “Atong” Ang is “still in the country”:
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“What he said is possible. None of the records show that he left through our ports of entry/exit. Our intelligence analysis points that he exited through the backdoor of the Philippines. In the end, we both can be correct,” Remulla told the Inquirer. @inquirerdotnet
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WATCH: A politician from Mindanao financed the chartered flight linked to the 521-kilogram shabu seizure in Laos, according to Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) spokesperson Joseph Frederick Calulut.
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NEWS UPDATE: Vlogger Norman Mangusin, also known as “Francis Leo Marcos,” was released on Wednesday after posting bail following his arrest on Monday over three counts of cyberlibel, the Philippine National Police said. @inquirerdotnet
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LOOK: Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla shared his proof of GCash payment after Isabela Vice Mayor Harold Respicio posted his QR code for the refund of the P28,011 he spent on a drug test that yielded negative results. 📸 Vice Mayor Harold Respicio Facebook @inquirerdotnet
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LOOK: Isabela Vice Mayor Harold Respicio shared his negative drug test results after undergoing a P28,000 ‘extensive’ test following Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla’s remark.
📸 Vice Mayor Harold Respicio Facebook
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LOOK: Isabela Vice Mayor Jeryll Harold Respicio underwent a P28,000 drug test at a private hospital after Interior Secretary Jonvic Remula said he wanted him tested following an outburst during a council session.
📸 Vice Mayor Harold Respicio Facebook
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BREAKING: Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said Wednesday he would ask Reina Mercedes, Isabela Vice Mayor Jeryll Harold Respicio to undergo a drug test following his outburst during a Sangguniang Bayan session.
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