Windows26: Freeze on Quiboloy assets extended to February 2025

August 30, 2024

Hi, reader! Today, we're covering the freezing of Quiboloy assets until February 2025, dengue spike in Iloilo City, and the brother of an NDFP consultant reported missing.

Freeze on Quiboloy assets extended to February 2025

The Court of Appeals (CA) has extended the freeze order on the bank accounts, real estate properties and other assets registered in the name of fugitive televangelist Apollo Quiboloy and his Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KJC) sect.

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Zambales resort cries foul over 'unlawful' search for Guo

The management of Emon Pulo Beach Resort at Silanguin Cove in this town has denied allegations that dismissed Bamban, Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo used their resort as an escape route, fleeing with her group via two speedboats.

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Dengue spike puts Iloilo City under state of calamity

The city of Iloilo has been placed under a state of calamity to boost the local government's response to the increasing number of dengue cases here.

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Brother of NDFP consultant reported missing

A younger brother of a former consultant for the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) during the failed peace talks with the Duterte administration has gone missing and the human rights group Karapatan on Thursday strongly suspected that he may have been abducted by state forces.

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AFP thanks US offer of aid on WPS but will exhaust all options first

Though thankful for the US offer to join rotation and resupply missions in the West Philippine Sea (WPS), Armed Forces chief of staff Gen. Romeo Brawner said the military would exhaust all options first before seeking help.

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EDITORIAL: Stronger response to China's bullying

Clearly, stronger moves are in order to deter China's bullying tactics. Continuing a beefed up patrol of disputed areas, and holding regular war games with allied countries are a good start, while Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro's suggestion for us to look into a wider interpretation of the country's defense pact with the US bears serious study.

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