Here鈥檚 a quick roundup of today鈥檚 top stories:
Preliminary findings by the Senate panel on foreign relations regarding the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte reveal 鈥済laring lapses鈥� by the Philippine government, Sen. Imee Marcos said on Thursday.
Marcos, who heads the committee, presented the panel鈥檚 findings during a press conference in the Senate.
Sen. Imee Marcos claimed Thursday that her younger brother, President Ferdinand 鈥淏ongbong鈥� Marcos Jr., got upset with her after she investigated the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte.
As head of the Senate committee on foreign relations, Sen. Marcos led the probe into the Duterte鈥檚 arrest upon his arrival at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport from Hong Kong on March 11.
Barangay officials are allowed to join partisan political activities like campaigning鈥攂ut not during their working hours.
Commission on Elections (Comelec) chairman George Erwin Garcia made this caveat Thursday, a day before the campaign period for local bets on March 28 (Friday).
DOTr to motorists: Endure Edsa rehab woes, be patient
Transportation聽 Secretary Vince Dizon on Thursday advised told motorists and commuters to prepare for and be patient with the planned rehabilitation of the Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (Edsa).
鈥淎ng kailangan nating malaman at maintindihan lalo na ng ating mga motorista at komyuter is malalaki at mahaba-habang pagtitiis ang kailangan nating gawin,鈥� Dizon said.