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Negosyante, natagpuang patay sa pickup truck sa gitna ng kalye

Arman B. Cambe
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Negosyante, natagpuang patay sa pickup truck sa gitna ng kalye

IMUS City, Cavite. Natagpuang patay ang isang negosyante sa loob ng kanyang sinasakyang pickup truck na iniwan sa gitna ng kalsada ng Brgy. Bucandala 4, lungsod na ito sa Cavite, kahapon ng madaling araw.

Kinilala lamang ng pulisya ang biktima bilang si alyas Rey, ngunit habang isinusulat ang ulat, patuloy pang inaalam ang kanyang tirahan.

Batay sa ulat ng pulisya, bandang alas-2:35 ng madaling araw nang makatanggap ng tawag ang Police Community Precinct 7 mula sa ilang residente tungkol sa isang sasakyang nakahambalang sa kahabaan ng Advincula Road.

Sa pagsisiyasat, natuklasan ng mga pulis ang isang Ford Raptor na may plakang NGA-1035, at sa pagbukas ng sasakyan, nakita ang biktima na may tama ng bala sa dibdib, at nakaupo sa driver seat.

Patuloy ang pulisya sa pagsasagawa ng follow-up na imbestigasyon sa insidente.

Netanyahu acknowledges tragic airstrike on WCK aid workers in Gaza

Venus L Peñaflor
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Netanyahu acknowledges tragic airstrike on WCK aid workers in Gaza

TEL AVIV. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has described the deadly airstrike that killed seven aid workers from celebrity chef Jose Andres’ World Central Kitchen charity in Gaza as unintended and “tragic,” promising a thorough investigation into the incident.

The Israeli military confirmed the strike on a WCK convoy, resulting in casualties from Australia, Britain, Poland, and Palestinians, along with a dual citizen of the United States and Canada. The convoy, marked with the charity’s logo, was targeted despite coordinating movements with the Israeli military.

“Unfortunately, in the past day, there was a tragic event in which our forces unintentionally harmed non-combatants in the Gaza Strip,” Netanyahu stated in a video message. “We are conducting a thorough inquiry and are in contact with the governments. We will do everything to prevent a recurrence.”

Despite the Israeli military expressing “sincere sorrow” and initiating an independent investigation, condemnation of the airstrike has been widespread. Erin Gore, CEO of World Central Kitchen, condemned the attack as an assault on humanitarian efforts in war-torn regions.

“This is not only an attack against WCK, this is an attack on humanitarian organizations showing up in the most dire of situations where food is being used as a weapon of war,” Gore remarked. “This is unforgivable.”

The incident has reignited international pressure on Israel to address the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, exacerbated by months of conflict with the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas. The United Nations and other organizations have accused Israel of obstructing aid distribution, contributing to the region’s widespread suffering.

Following the strike, World Central Kitchen announced an immediate pause in its operations in Gaza, with decisions pending on the future of its work in the region.

Amid growing diplomatic scrutiny, countries traditionally friendly to Israel, including Britain, Australia, and Poland, have demanded action to protect aid workers and ensure accountability for those responsible. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed the death of an aid worker and called on Israel to hold perpetrators accountable.


Military expresses ‘sincere sorrow’ over death of aid workers in apparent Israeli airstrike in Gaza. Israel’s military has expressed “sincere sorrow” over the death of several aid workers in an apparent Israeli airstrike in Gaza, while stopping short of accepting responsibility. Military spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said that officials were reviewing the incident at the “highest levels.” The apparent airstrike killed six international aid workers with the World Central Kitchen and their Palestinian driver, in a potentially major setback to efforts to deliver aid by sea to Gaza.

Israeli airstrike halts World Central Kitchen operations in Gaza, killing 7 aid workers

Venus L Peñaflor
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Israeli airstrike halts World Central Kitchen operations in Gaza, killing 7 aid workers

DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip. An Israeli airstrike has claimed the lives of seven aid workers from World Central Kitchen, prompting the charity to suspend crucial food aid deliveries to Gaza. The strike adds to the mounting humanitarian crisis in the region, where hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are on the brink of starvation due to Israel’s ongoing offensive.

The strike, which occurred in Gaza’s north, targeted a convoy of aid workers, including those from the renowned food charity founded by celebrity chef José Andrés. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged the tragedy, referring to it as an “unintended strike on innocent people” and pledged an investigation to prevent such incidents in the future.

Witnesses described the aftermath of the strike, depicting a vehicle adorned with the charity’s logo, indicating its humanitarian mission. The incident has raised questions about the safety of humanitarian workers operating in conflict zones.

In response to the strike, World Central Kitchen announced the suspension of its operations in Gaza. The charity had been instrumental in efforts to establish new aid routes, including a sea route facilitated by several countries, to alleviate the dire situation in the region.

José Andrés, expressing his grief over the loss of his team members, called for an end to indiscriminate violence and urged Israel to cease restrictions on humanitarian aid. “The Israeli government needs to stop using food as a weapon,” Andrés emphasized.

The strike underscores the dangers faced by aid organizations operating in Gaza. Anera, another aid group, announced a pause in its operations following the incident, citing concerns for the safety of its staff.

The United Nations humanitarian coordinator for the Palestinian territories, Jamie McGoldrick, condemned the strike, highlighting the broader pattern of violence against humanitarian workers in the conflict. McGoldrick emphasized the urgent need for a ceasefire to address the worsening humanitarian situation.

The Israeli offensive, which began in October following an attack by Hamas militants, has led to a sharp escalation in tensions across the region. The international community has called for an investigation into the incident, with the United States, Britain, Poland, and Australia expressing deep concern over the loss of civilian lives.

Regent Seven Seas unveils $1.7 million world cruise suite

Paraluman P. Funtanilla
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Regent Seven Seas unveils $1.7 million world cruise suite

Luxury cruise enthusiasts are in for the ultimate indulgence as Regent Seven Seas Cruises unveils a jaw-dropping offering: a world cruise suite priced at $1.7 million for a 140-day voyage aboard the Seven Seas Splendor liner.

Promising a “once-in-a-lifetime experience,” the 2027 voyage will span 71 ports, including exotic destinations like Bali, Sydney, and Mumbai. Andrea DeMarco, president of Regent Seven Seas Cruises, expressed enthusiasm for the remarkable response to the announcement, citing “strong interest” in the luxurious Regent Suite.

At a staggering 4,443 square feet, the Regent Suite is designed for two guests, offering opulent amenities such as original Picasso art, panoramic ocean views, and a grand piano. In addition to lavish accommodations, passengers will enjoy first-class airfare for domestic flights and business-class tickets for international travel, along with an array of exclusive perks including personalized butler service and in-suite spa treatments.

Even for those opting for more affordable accommodations, the voyage comes with steep costs, with prices starting at $91,499 per guest. However, DeMarco emphasizes the unparalleled value of the Regent Seven Seas experience, citing the all-inclusive nature of the voyage.

Beyond the luxurious accommodations, the Seven Seas Splendor boasts an impressive art collection valued at $5 million, featuring works by renowned artists such as Joan Miró and multiple Picassos. Culinary delights abound, with provisions including 13,000 pounds of lobster, 14,000 pounds of filet mignon, and 14,000 bottles of champagne.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ announcement comes amidst a surge in interest in world cruises, with previous voyages selling out rapidly. As luxury travelers seek immersive and all-inclusive experiences, the allure of a global voyage aboard the Seven Seas Splendor represents the epitome of indulgence and adventure on the high seas.

The living room area of the Regent Suite, available for $1.7 million on Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ upcoming 2027 world cruise. Courtesy Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Dogs can link words to objects, study reveals

EDGARDO HERNAL
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Dogs can link words to objects, study reveals

BUDEPEST. A study has unveiled that dogs possess an understanding of words that extends beyond mere commands, offering a glimpse into the cognitive capabilities of our beloved four-legged companions.

Conducted at Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest and recently published in the journal Current Biology, the study delved into the intricacies of canine cognition by analyzing brain activity in 18 dogs. Co-author of the study, Marianna Boros, highlighted the significance of the findings, stating, “There has been a long debate on a non-human animal’s ability to understand words referentially.”

The study revealed that dogs can associate words with objects, akin to humans, suggesting a deeper level of comprehension. Boros noted, “Our study is the first where we claim that this is a species-wide capacity.”

During the experiment, dog owners uttered words corresponding to objects familiar to their pets. Subsequently, the researchers presented the dogs with either matching or mismatching objects. Analysis of the dogs’ brain patterns indicated a distinct response when words aligned with objects, mirroring human cognitive processes.

“Dogs can understand that words stand for things… So they activate mental representations and they link the meaning of the word to a mental representation and not just the context,” explained Boros, shedding light on the intricate workings of canine cognition.

The implications of this discovery extend beyond the realm of pet-owner communication, raising questions about the linguistic capacities of animals. The researchers intend to explore whether this ability is unique to dogs or if it transcends to other mammalian species.

Dagdag-bawas sa presyo ng produktong petrolyo, inaasahan

Carlo Juancho Funtanilla
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Dagdag-bawas sa presyo ng produktong petrolyo, inaasahan

Inaasahan na tataas ang presyo ng gasolina sa ikatlong magkakasunod na linggo, simula ngayong araw, Abril 2.

Sa kabila ng ito, magkakaroon naman ng rollback sa presyo ng diesel at kerosene.

Ayon sa magkakahiwalay na abiso ng Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. at Seaoil Philippines Corp., tataas ang presyo ng gasolina nila ng P0.45 kada litro, samantalang bababa ang presyo ng diesel ng P0.60 kada litro at kerosene ng P1.05 kada litro.

Magpapatupad din ng ganitong pagbabago sa presyo ang Cleanfuel at Petro Gazz.

Ang mga pagbabago sa presyo ay ipinatupad 6:00 ng simula kaninang umaga, Abril 2, sa lahat ng oil firms maliban sa Cleanfuel na m nagpatupad ng pagbabago 12:01 kaninang madaling araw.

Police Maj. Gen. Rommel Francisco Marbil, itinalaga bilang ika-30 PNP chief

Carlo Juancho Funtanilla
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Police Maj. Gen. Rommel Francisco Marbil, itinalaga bilang ika-30 PNP chief

Itinalaga ni Pangulong Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. si Police Major General Rommel Francisco Marbil bilang pang-30 na hepe ng Philippine National Police (PNP).

Pumalit si Marbil kay Police General Benjamin Acorda Jr. na nagtapos ng kanyang termino at nagretiro kahapon, araw ng Linggo, Marso 31, 2024.

“Police Major General Rommel Francisco Marbil is designated as the chief, Philippine National Police effective April 1, 2024 by the direction of President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr.,” ayon sa appointment paper ni Marbil.

Kabilang si Marbil sa Philippine Military Academy (PMA) “Sambisig” Class 1991.

Ang anunsyo ng pagkakatalaga kay Marbil ay naganap sa seremonya ng change of command at retirement honors para kay Acorda sa Camp BGen Rafael T. Crame sa Quezon City.

Bago ang kanyang pagkakatalaga bilang PNP Chief, nagsilbi si Marbil bilang pinuno ng Directorate for Comptrollership at Regional Director ng Police Regional Office 8 (PRO-8), at Director ng Highway Patrol Group (HPG), kasama ang iba pang mga tungkulin.

Babaeng ‘tulak’ itinumba habang naliligo

Arman B. Cambe
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Babaeng ‘tulak’ itinumba habang naliligo

ANTIPOLO CITY, Rizal. Pinagbabaril at napatay ang isang babaeng drug suspect ng hindi pa nakikilalang salarin habang naliligo sa loob ng kanyang bahay sa lungsod na ito sa Rizal nitong Linggo ng Pagkabuhay.

Kinilala lang ang biktima sa alyas na “Rose” na sinasabing kasama sa drug watchlist ng kanilang barangay.

Sa ulat ng Antipolo Police, 3:00 ng hapon habang naliligo sa kanilang banyo ang biktima sa Purok 6, Zone 8, Boulevard, Brgy. Cupang nang biglang pasukin ng isang armadong lalaki at pinaulanan siya ng bala.

Nang matiyak na patay na ang biktima, tumakas ang salarin bitbit ang armas na ginamit sa krimen.

Ayon sa kapitan ng barangay na pinangyarihan ng krimen, kabilang ang biktima sa BADAC watchlist at inaakusahang sangkot sa ilang illegal drug-related cases.

Nakadiskubre rin ang mga awtoridad ng ilang drug paraphernalia sa basurahang malapit sa tahanan ng biktima.

Israeli troops withdraw from Shifa Hospital in Gaza after two-week raid

Venus L Peñaflor
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Israeli troops withdraw from Shifa Hospital in Gaza after two-week raid

DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip. Israel’s military concluded its two-week-long raid on Gaza’s largest hospital, Shifa Hospital, marking the end of a significant chapter in the ongoing conflict. The operation, which the Israeli military described as a major battlefield victory resulting in the elimination of approximately 200 militants and the capture of hundreds more, has left a trail of destruction and raised concerns about civilian casualties.

Palestinian residents, emerging from the aftermath of the raid, reported the departure of Israeli troops, lamenting the devastation left behind. Bassel al-Hilou, speaking to The Associated Press, described a grim scene, saying, “There was a massacre in my uncle’s house. The situation was indescribable.”

The raid on Shifa Hospital came amid mounting frustrations within Israel, evident in the tens of thousands protesting against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday. Demands for a more decisive action to secure the release of dozens of hostages held in Gaza reached a crescendo, marking the largest anti-government demonstration since the conflict’s inception.

Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari, the top military spokesperson, defended the operation, asserting that Hamas and Islamic Jihad had established their main northern headquarters within the hospital compound. He detailed days of intense combat, accusing Hamas of utilizing hospital wards as defensive positions and launching mortar rounds from within the compound.

The toll of the raid on civilians remains a contentious issue. While the military denies targeting non-combatants, Palestinian sources allege civilian casualties and accuse Israeli forces of reckless endangerment. The raid has also exacerbated an already dire humanitarian situation, with the UN health agency reporting over 20 patient deaths and a severe strain on medical resources.

Despite the withdrawal from Shifa Hospital, the conflict’s broader implications continue to unfold. The war, which erupted on October 7, has left a devastating toll on both sides, with Gaza’s Health Ministry reporting over 32,000 Palestinian casualties. The humanitarian crisis looms large, with significant portions of Gaza’s population displaced and facing food shortages.

The departure from Shifa Hospital does not signal an end to Israel’s military campaign. Prime Minister Netanyahu has reiterated his commitment to continue the offensive until Hamas is dismantled and all hostages are freed. However, mounting pressure, both domestically and internationally, complicates the path forward, with allied countries cautioning against further escalation.

‘Freemasonry’ magdaraos ng 3-araw na Annual Communication

Venus L Peñaflor
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‘Freemasonry’ magdaraos ng 3-araw na Annual Communication

Nagpapahayag ng malakihang pagpupulong ang mga opisyal at miyembro ng Freemasonry, The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines.

Ayon sa ulat, ang 106th Annual Communication o ANCOM ng mga Mason ay nakatakdang ganapin sa Abril 25-27, 2024 sa Clark, Pampanga.

Ang 106th ANCOM, na may tatlong araw na kaganapan, ay itinuturing na pinakamalaking pagtitipon ng mga Mason. Inaasahan na dadaluhan ito ng humigit-kumulang na 10,000 kasapi mula sa 436 Lodges at 63 Masonic Districts sa bansa.

Kabilang sa mga rehistradong kalahok ang mga opisyal at kasapi mula sa ibang bansa; mga kinatawan mula sa Appendant Bodies, Allied Masonic Degrees, at Sojourner Clubs; kasama rin ang mga kapamilya at kaibigan ng mga Mason.

Ang ANCOM, na ginaganap tuwing ikaapat na Huwebes ng Abril taun-taon, ay isang mahalagang bahagi ng tradisyon ng mga Mason. Dito nagkakaroon ng pagkakataon ang mga Freemasons na talakayin ang mga “values and principles” na mahalaga sa kanilang kapatiran.

Bukod dito, ito rin ay isang pagkakataon para sa mga kasapi na higit pang maunawaan ang kanilang organisasyon, makilala ang iba pang mga kapatid na Mason, at maging saksi sa mga pangyayari na huhubog sa kinabukasan ng Grand Lodge of the Philippines sa sesyon ng plenaryo.

Ang Freemasonry ay isang kapatirang kapisanan na may mga pinagmulan sa mga samahan ng mga stonemasons mula pa noong middle ages. Layunin nito ang magbigay ng sistema ng moral at etikal upang mapaunlad ang sarili, makibahagi sa komunidad, at makisali sa lipunan.

Ang internasyonal na samahang ito, na may mga lohiya sa iba’t ibang bansa, ay may mahalagang papel sa kasaysayan at kultura ng iba’t ibang lipunan.

Itinatag ang Grand Lodge of the Philippines noong ika-19 ng Disyembre 1912, 111 taon na ang nakalilipas.

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