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TODAY'S TOP STORIES More rains seen as La Niña starts The state weather bureau advised yesterday concerned government agencies, as well as farmers, to prepare for the possible impact of La Niña, which may last until the first quarter of next year. Philippines 20th country with most number of COVID-19 cases Velasco allies being eased out of posts VIDEOS WATCH: 'The School Nurse Files' stars greet Filipino fans How tourism enterprises can apply for... WATCH: Boracay now ready for local tourists SPONSORED VIDEO How millennials can satisfy their moods with... Bubble fits PBA Now that the PBA has fit itself into its bubble in Clark in Pampanga, the teams will have a relatively easier time adjusting... Read more Sports   Philracom Triple Crown series kicks off tomorrow   Alora shelves retirement   Saso fights back with 70, lays eight adrift Index sustains uptick as key rates unmoved The stock market sustained its ascent yesterday, clos­ing in positive territory after the Bangko Sentral ng Pili­pinas (BSP)... Read more Business   Smart secures LGU permits for cell towers   BIR extends NOLCO period to 5 years   Phoenix extends help to fishermen, farmers Turning pots, stones and glass into art This week we visit three moms, all with creative flair. Read more Lifestyle   A collaboration between giants   The lockdown Maison is filled with art, tradition and spirituality   The new vivo Y20i won't weigh your style down, it'll elevate it Badjao at the Tokyo filmfest In 1956, Anak Dalita won awards at the Southeast Asian Film Festival in Hong Kong. The following year 1957, Badjao competed at the... Read more Entertainment   Maricris enjoys maternity, anticipates motherhood   The challenge of caring for sick parents   Gabby in his little paradise OTHER PUBLICATIONS Pilipino Star Ngayon Trump, misis positibo sa COVID-19 Pang-Masa Navy reservist dinukot, pinugutan ng ulo Freeman 1 vendor tests positive; 128 exposed to virus Banat Dul-an P10 milyones marijuana, imported kush nasakmit   /philstarnews @philstarnews /philstarnews   This e-newsletter is brought to you by Philstar Global Corporation, the online presence of the STAR Group of Publications (Manila, Philippines). Copyright © 2019 All rights reserved. You are receiving this e-newsletter because you subscribed to Philstar News Service. To unsubscribe, click here.

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