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    Indian Naval Ships Sahyadri, Kulish Reach Philippines for ADMM-Plus Maritime Activity

    Indian Naval Ships Sahyadri and Kulish have arrived at Subic Bay in the Philippines to participate in the ADMM-Plus Joint Cooperation Activity and strengthen regional maritime cooperation.

    32 killed, buildings damaged, schools suspended after strong quake in Philippines

    At least 32 people were killed, numerous building damaged, and schools and flights were suspended after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Sarangani province in the southern Philippines on Monday morning, according to local authorities.

    US, Philippines reaffirm defence pact

    The US and Philippines reaffirm their 1951 Mutual Defense Treaty, expand military cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, boost economic ties, and condemn China’s actions in the South China Sea.

    Tropical storm Nokaen raises lahar risk near Philippines’ Mayon volcano

    The first tropical cyclone of this year, tropical storm Nokaen, locally named Ada, may trigger lahars and muddy streamflows around Mayon Volcano on Luzon island, authorities said on Friday.

    Philippines Imposes Temporary Ban on Pork Imports from Spain After ASF Outbreak

    The Philippines has temporarily banned all pig and pork imports from Spain after an African Swine Fever outbreak among wild pigs in Barcelona.

    One dead, many arrested in violent rallies in Philippines

    A total of 216 individuals were arrested during anti-corruption protests on Sunday

    Indian Naval Ships Dock in Philippines to Deepen Indo-Pacific maritime ties

    Manila, July 30: Indian naval ships, INS Mysore, INS Kiltan, and INS Shakti, received a warm welcome from the Philippine Navy during their port call to the Southeast Asian country on Tuesday. The visit aims to strengthen maritime ties and enhance cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region. “Welcome aboard. The Philippine Navy welcomes aboard the country.

    Severe tropical storm Wipha blows away from Philippines

    Manila: Wipha has strengthened into a severe tropical storm as it moved away from the Philippines on Saturday, bringing heavy rains and strong winds to several regions, including Metro Manila. According to PAGASA, the Philippine weather bureau, Wipha exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility at 10 a.m. local time and is now heading west-northwest toward.

    Three suspected rebels killed in Philippines

    Manila: Three suspected rebels were killed in a clash in Leyte province in the central Philippines, the Philippine military said Wednesday. The military said troops clashed with alleged members of the New People’s Army (NPA) on Tuesday morning in Carigara, Xinhua news agency reported. No soldiers were killed or wounded in the fighting. NPA rebels.

    Four killed as US military plane crashes in Philippines

    Manila: Small aircraft contracted by the US Defense Department crashed in southern Philippines, resulting in the deaths of all four individuals aboard, including a US Marine. According to the US Indo-Pacific Command, the crash took place in Maguindanao del Sur, with the aircraft wreckage located in a rice field. The identities of the victims, including.

    India Boosts Defense Partnership: BrahMos Supersonic Cruise Missiles Delivered to Philippines

    India delivered the BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles to the Philippines on Friday.