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Coronavirus impact: Sri Lanka follows Philippines in shutting bourses

For developed nations with virus-containment measures and business continuity plans in place, market shutdowns are not necessary, he added

Duterte govt moves to cancel Philippines top broadcaster's franchise

Duterte has repeatedly pledged to stop the broadcast operations of ABS-CBN and expressed anger over its reporting during the 2016 presidential election campaign

Philippines reports first case of Coronavirus death outside China: WHO

The fatality is a 44-year-old Chinese man from the city of Wuhan, where the virus was first detected, and appears to have been infected before arriving in the Philippines

Taal volcano: Philippines cracks down on people going home after evacuation

The volcano shot ash 15 kilometres high in the January 12 eruption, which crushed scores of homes and killed livestock as well as crops.

Typhoon Phanfone leaves 28 dead in Philippines; thousands flee their homes

One disaster response officer described the battered coastal town of Batad in Iloilo province as a "ghost town" on Christmas Day

16 dead as typhoon Phanfone wreaks havoc on Christmas in Philippines

Typhoon Phanfone, with winds of 195 kilometres (120 miles) an hour, tore roofs off houses and toppled electric posts as it cut across the Philippines on Wednesday.

PM Narendra Modi to visit Philippines for India-ASEAN summit on Nov 14

This was announced by the external affairs ministry today

RCEP deal yet to be finalised, will be signed only in February: Philippines

Bloomberg News reported this week that India made last-minute demands after it earlier agreed to terms of a deal

5.8 magnitude quake jolts southern Philippines, 51 people injured

The impact was also felt in four neighbouring towns, damaging homes, two Catholic churches, a hotel, a gym, a bridge and a public market

Four dead, 11 missing as ferry capsizes off Philippines

Over 200 passengers and crew were plucked to safety after the Mercraft 3 keeled over in heavy seas en route to a remote island

300 Islamist militants storm Philippines school, take several students hostages

Armed men of Islamic Freedom Fighters stormed a school in Pigcawayan town and held students captive

Marawi destruction: civilians endure greatest suffering in Philippines city

As of June 7, more than 46,000 families, or 220,000 people have been displaced from their homes

11 Philippine soldiers killed, 7 injured in 'friendly fire' in Marawi

Brigadier General Restituto Padilla said the airstrikes were aimed at Islamist militants

Philippine security forces says 89 gunmen killed during urban battle

Clashes erupted on Tuesday last week, when gunmen waving black flags of the IS group

After Mindanao, Philippines' Duterte mulls martial law in Visayas

Visayas region are the group of island provinces in the central Philippines

Philippines' Duterte admits police force that's waging drug war is corrupt

Duterte announced plans to 'cleanse' the police force

Philippines protests China's weapons installation on islands

Beijing says the islands are intended to boost maritime safety in the region while downplaying their military utility

Thousands flee Christmas Day typhoon in Philippines

The typhoon will affect an area populated by nearly 42 million people, including the capital Manila

Philippines evacuates thousands ahead of Christmas typhoon

Nock-Ten is expected to be packing winds of between 203-250 kilometres per hour

Philippines say 1,240 Chinese arrested for illegal work

They were allegedly working illegally for a call center-like operation suspected to be a front for online gambling