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China Coast Guard Says It Monitored Philippine Resupply Mission at Contested Shoal

Last month, Manila accused Beijing of obstructing a similar mission to resupply troops stationed aboard a grounded warship on the shoal.

Family of driver who died after truck fell into Saitama sinkhole sues prefecture

The family says they suffered extreme psychological distress over an extended period, and that the man had carried out his duties with utmost care.

Two Japanese climbers missing in the Himalayas

The two Japanese nationals have been out of contact since Oct. 15 and local authorities have been searching for them.

Shakahola Case: What Happens Next to Paul Mackenzie and 28 Others After Conviction

The court has outlined the next steps towards sentencing Paul Mackenzie and 28 co-convicts following their conviction in the Shakahola murder case.

Pakistani national who allegedly defrauded US Postal Service of $126m arrested in Lahore: NCCIA

Suspect accused of selling more than 5m counterfeit stamps online; total value of estimated at approximately Rs35bn.

Main suspect accused of visa fraud in student's suicide case killed in firing by accomplices: police

Police spokesperson says other cops present at the site of the incident remained safe “due to bulletproof jackets and protective measures”.

Pakistani national accused of defrauding US Postal Service of $126m arrested in Lahore: NCCIA

Suspect accused of selling more than 5m counterfeit stamps online; total value of estimated at approximately Rs35bn.

He came to deliver a parcel but helped save a home from fire

A delivery agent's quick action saved a doctor’s home from a fire in Mohali, showcasing humanity and courage in an unexpected moment of need.

Malampaya Fund scam: Philippine Supreme Court rules Ombudsman can probe officials without waiting for COA audit

Philippine Supreme Court rules Ombudsman can investigate officials without waiting for COA audit, reinforcing accountability in public spending.

KDDI subsidiary faces criticism and questions over Mongolian wildfire

Mobicom is also likely to be hit with compensation claims after a company vehicle ignites a blaze in a nature preserve.

Ukraine war latest: Ukraine evacuates wounded soldier from front line by drone for first time, military says

Key developments on Oct. 19: * Ukraine evacuates wounded soldier from front line by drone for first time, military says * Ukraine brings home 23 children from Russian occupation * Ukraine, Russia nearing agreement on evacuation of civilians from occupied Oleshky, ombudsman says * 3 waves of Russian missiles slam Kyiv overnight, killing at least 1, injuring 8 * 'Absolute atrocity' — Russian drone strike on park in Kharkiv Oblast kills children * Russia strikes 28 critical energy facilities

Karachi reports its first polio case in over 1.5 years, bringing this year's countrywide tally to 7

Affected child is a six-month-old boy from UC Jamali Colony in East district.

PCB allows Mohammad Rizwan, Imamul Haq to represent their teams in domestic cricket tournament

The two have been under investigation by the NCCIA for alleged betting and gambling activities.

Indian actor Tiger Shroff remains unhurt in shooting incident in Mumbai

'Was not sure I'll make it out alive': Captain of flydubai flight to Tel Aviv recalls blocking axe blows from co

Says the scariest thing he felt was the aircraft nose “steeply going down”.

Motorcycle crash kills driver, injures passenger in Ilocos Sur

SAN ILDEFONSO, Ilocos Sur — A 27-year-old motorcycle driver was killed while his 21-year-old passenger was injured in a road crash in Barangay Manangat, Caoayan town, in this province on Sunday, Oct. 18. Police said the two victims, both residents of Barangay Fuerte in Caoayan, were riding a white-and-blue Honda Click 125 motorcycle along the

PCG drives away foreign fishing vessel from Kota Island

CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro — The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) drove away an unauthorized foreign fishing vessel from the territorial sea of Kota Island in the West Philippine Sea on Sunday, Oct. 18, in its fourth such operation in three weeks, according to PCG spokesperson Jay Tarriela. The PCG said its High-Speed Response Boat (HSRB-019), while en route to Kota Island, spotted the vessel about 1.75 nautical miles north-northwest of the island, within the Philippines’ 12-nautical-mile territorial sea. HSRB-019 immediately reinforced two PCG rubber boats already engaging the vessel. The three boats maintained a close presence and repeatedly ordered the foreign […]... Keep on reading: PCG drives away foreign fishing vessel from Kota Island

Malaysia’s Firefly cancels Seletar-Subang flights for 10th day due to haze

Firely extended its cancellation of flights between Subang Airport and Seletar Airport till Oct 19.