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The Week in Photos: February 3, 2023

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The Week in Photos

Panagbenga in bloom once more, light at the end of the tunnel for De Lima, police violence in Memphis, the state of education, and much more.

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Light at the End?

Former Sen. Leila de Lima arrives on Jan 27 at the Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court, which is hearing the remaining two drug charges against her. De Lima's legal team expressed hope that her cases will be resolved by March. —MARIANNE BERMUDEZ

Concrete Jungle Colors

The wall of a condominium building along Maginhawa Street, Teachers Village, Quezon City, serves as a virtual canvas for a mural in progress by environmental activist AG Saño. —NIÑO JESUS ORBETA

 
 
Extreme Measures
We Think the Fish Have Left

Fishermen from Bataan province encounter one of the massive vessels anchored on Manila Bay as it extracts sand from the seabed. Local fishers have lately seen an increase in quarrying activities. —KATHLEEN LEI LIMAYO

Extreme Measures

A protester in New York City calls for the dismantling of the police force following the death of Tyre Nichols in the hands of the police in Memphis, Tennessee. —AFP

 
 
Handheld Gadget

The Land Transportation Office on Jan 30 holds a refresher course for its traffic personnel in its main office in Quezon City on the use of its handheld and body-worn devices. —NIÑO JESUS ORBETA

 

Commitment

President Marcos signs the commitment wall for "Matatag: Bansang Makabata, Bansang Makabansa," the government agenda in solving problems plaguing Philippine education. —NIÑO JESUS ORBETA

 
 
Carrying On

Teacher Erlinda Alfonso leads her class of Grade 2 pupils in a reading exercise at San Francisco Elementary School in Quezon City on Jan 31. —GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE

 

Devastating

The blast from a suicide vest killed dozens and buried others in shattered concrete and steel after the upper story of the mosque in the Police Lines district of Peshawar collapsed. —AFP

 
 
Floral and Festive

The streets of Baguio City burst with color on Feb 1 as performers from local schools hold a street dance parade to open the monthlong Panagbenga. —EV ESPIRITU

Inducted

President Marcos on Jan 31 inducted Valenzuela Rep. Rex Gatchalian as secretary of the Department of Social Welfare and Development. —GATCHALIAN SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNT

 

 

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