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Life is already hard—made even harder: Rider dies while lining up for ₱5,000 aid
What was supposed to be a small relief turned into a heartbreaking tragedy. A motorcycle rider died while waiting in line for a ₱5,000 fuel subsidy at the Quezon City Circle on Saturday collapsing under the scorching heat as he struggled to secure much-needed assistance for his family. According to his relatives, the victim is believed to have suffered a heart attack, possibly triggered by extreme exhaustion and the intense midday sun. As early as dawn, hundreds of drivers ha
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AFTA celebrates Fil-Am teachers rising to assistant principal posts in NYC
The Association of Fil-Am Teachers of America (AFTA), the oldest Filipino American teachers organization in the United States, has congratulated three Filipino American educators on their promotion to assistant principal positions within the New York City Public Schools system, highlighting their achievements as a milestone for the growing Fil-Am presence in educational leadership. Recognized were Melvin Damaolao and Jal Raval of Bronx International High School, and Marlyn Cl
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