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FINALLY, GMA explains erratic weather, connects strong storms to looming El Niño


CHEERS TO GMA Integrated News for their report on how El Niño could be affecting our weather, explaining both the immediately felt effects and the longer-term phenomena that could manifest later in the year. 

GMA-7 report calls attention to El Niño’s impact in Mindanao


CHEERS TO GMA Integrated News Weather Center for a report that checked on the situation of Mindanao agriculture, providing information that identified it as the region that will bear the brunt of El Niño. But it went on to stress the urgency of El Niño as a national issue.

Araullo’s magnum opus: GMA sheds light on crime hounding children


CHEERS TO GMA News Online for a searing special report on a criminal practice at once hidden and on the rise: the online sexual exploitation of children or OSEC.

‘Systemic shortcomings:’ Rappler spotlights not-so-PWD friendly rail system


CHEERS TO Rappler for its in-depth report and documentary on the plight of persons with disability (PWDs) who commute using the public rail system in Metro Manila. Both shed light on an underrepresented and often neglected sector and the barriers PWDs face in mobility.

From the Newsrooms: Monsoon rains flood NCR; Price cap on rice


SUPER TYPHOON Goring, Typhoon Hanna and the prevailing southwest monsoons drenched Metro Manila, including some provinces in Northern Luzon and Western Visayas with continuous rain. Widespread flooding disrupted the first week of classes and government work.

Misplaced zeal: Media reports highlight potential “impeachment” ahead of the discussion


WITH BUDGET talks underway, media are doing the right thing calling attention to the exchange on allocations and other issues related to the budget. Indeed, members of the minority in Congress were correct in recalling records showing the disbursement of the Office of the Vice President’s (OVP) confidential funds...

Rappler reports examine DepEd, Coast Guard confidential, intel funds


CHEERS TO Rappler for its in-depth reports calling attention to the imbalanced allocation of confidential and intelligence funds (CIFs) among agencies.

From the Newsrooms: Second teen killed by cops this month; More travel guidelines issued to curb trafficking


IN LESS than two weeks after the killing of 17-year-old Jemboy Baltazar made news, another teenager was shot and killed by the police in Rodriguez, Rizal. John Francis Ompad, 15, was shot outside his house on August 20. As told by the local police, the story was reported with...

Inquirer.net, CNN Philippines bare more serious woes beyond classroom ‘clutter’


CHEERS TO Inquirer.net and CNN Philippines for reporting on the perennial problems of the education sector. This followed the Department of Education’s (DepEd) move to “declutter” classroom walls and the return to classes of students on August 29.

Another Kian? Police killing of Navotas teen prompts media scrutiny


ON AUGUST 2, Navotas City police shot and killed Jerhode Jemboy Baltazar, 17. The killing occurred during a raid that a city police official, Colonel Allan Umipig, said was meant to locate a suspect who had escaped after a shooting incident earlier in Barangay NBBS Kaunlaran. Police said the...

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