Category Archives: Travel Issues

Santiago armlocks Tulfo in viral video

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Actor Raymart Santiago apparently grabbed TV news personality and newspaper columnist Ramon Tulfo by the neck, from behind, during the scuffle last Sunday (May 6) at Terminal 3 at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, according to the YouTube video that …
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Transport Security Analysis

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by Jonathan D. Maliwat, CSP In this article, we will discuss some issues related to transportation security and analyze each option to educate the general public on transportation security management. The information approach is able to facilitate information sharing among …
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Flashfloods still threaten Eastern and Southern Mindanao

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There is a continuing threat of flashfloods and landslides in Eastern and Southern Mindanao as weather officials predict continuous rainy weather in the region. According to the latest update as of 5 a.m. (January 3) of the National Disaster Risk …
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K-9 attacks two-year-old boy at airport

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MANILA – Here’s a reminder that man’s best friend can be not so friendly all the time. A K-9 dog hired by Philippine Airlines attacked a two-year-old boy last Saturday (November 19) at the NAIA Centennial Terminal 2, reports said. …
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Palawan Underground River secures spot in ‘provisional’ world’s new 7 wonders.

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MANILA — The Puerto Princesa Underground River (PPUR) in Palawan now belongs to the “provisional” list of the world’s new seven wonders. The New7Wonders Foundation, who initiated the search, has announced November 12 the poll’s provisional results. Aside from the …
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Military launches air strikes

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The Armed Forces has launched air strikes as part of its law enforcement operations against the notorious kidnapping group of Juaning Abdulsalam in Zamboanga Sibugay. Acting Philippine Army spokesperson Maj. Harold Cabunoc said a 200-strong combined elements of the Philippine …
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