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Alex Eala poised on Rizal Memorial courts for her home debut at the inaugural Philippine Women’s Open, surrounded by cheering fans and tournament banners.
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Alex Eala plant debut zu hause beim ersten Philippine Women’s Open

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Filipino-Tennisstar Alex Eala tritt beim allerersten WTA-125-Event in ihrer Heimat, dem Philippine Women’s Open, ab dem 26. Januar in Manila an. Sie trifft auf Russlands Alina Charaeva in der Runde der 32 und betont die Rolle des Turniers, Tennis lokalen Fans nahezubringen. Eala beschreibt das Erlebnis als surreal nach acht Jahren Abwesenheit von den Rizal-Memorial-Plätzen.

Manila residents saw tree stumps along Quirino Avenue this week after 225 of 617 approved trees were felled for a skyway project.

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Following their announcement earlier this week, transport groups Manibela and Piston launched a three-day strike on April 15 protesting the government's limited service contracting program. Leaders criticized its narrow scope, while officials prepared aid including free rides, a P5-billion budget, and fuel discounts for affected commuters.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Manila Mayor Isko Moreno led the groundbreaking for the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila College of Allied Health Sciences building yesterday. The project aims to address the country's shortage of doctors and other health workers. The five-story facility will rise within the Ospital ng Maynila Medical Center complex in Malate.

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The Bureau of Customs will auction eight luxury cars once owned by the Discaya couple, plus two other vehicles, this month at the Port of Manila. This includes cars that failed to sell in two prior auctions. The seizure relates to a corruption probe into flood control projects.

Quiapo Church has announced road closures and alternative routes for the Black Nazarene Traslacion 2026, warning motorists of widespread traffic restrictions. Devotees are urged to plan their journeys early to avoid congestion in Manila.

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Itoh Son, a photojournalist for the tabloid Saksi, died while covering the annual Traslacion procession on January 9. He was found unconscious and pulseless near Manila Police District Station 5, and though his pulse was briefly restored en route, he was declared dead on arrival at the hospital. His death serves as a reminder for media workers to prioritize health amid dedication.

 

 

 

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