News: After long hunt, government takes hold of Quiboloy

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After long hunt, government takes hold of Quiboloy

September 9, 2024

END OF SEARCH This photo which Interior Secretary Benhur Abalos posted on his Facebook page on Sunday evening shows Apollo Quiboloy (extreme right) and his lawyer Israelito Torreon (middle), accompanied by an unidentified man. Abalos merely said on his post that the fugitive televangelist "has been captured."

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NEWS

After long hunt, government takes hold of Quiboloy

DAVAO CITY—Authorities announced on Sunday that they finally have in their custody Apollo Quiboloy, the fugitive televangelist and Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) founder who is wanted for multiple criminal charges, including child abuse and human trafficking.

By Joselle R. Badilla and Dempsey Reyes

NEWS

Comelec: Deactivated voters exceed new ones

Less than a month before the voter registration for the 2025 midterm election ends, the Commission on Elections' (Comelec) list of deactivated and delisted voters has grown longer, and even outpaced the number of applications it has received.

By Dexter Cabalza

REGIONS

Search continues for 33 missing fishers in Luzon

LUCENA CITY – Authorities on Sunday said that they were still searching for 33 fishers from Quezon and Camarines Norte who went missing amid stormy weather days after Tropical Storm "Enteng" (international name: Yagi) devastated Luzon and parts of the Visayas at the start of this month.

By Delfin T. Mallari Jr.

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OPINION

Let's DOH a Flavier

Maybe it is about time to reassess how we communicate and how we choose to deliver relevant public health information. In creating content for every health concern, we should be clear with what is our intended objective, who is our target audience and the channel that is to be utilized.

By Fatima Gimenez

INQUIRER PLUS-EXCLUSIVE

Washington warns of growing risks of doing business in Hong Kong

WASHINGTON—The United States on Friday warned businesses of growing risks operating in Hong Kong, saying that routine activities could run afoul of the financial hub's new national security regulations.

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