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  UCAJODA-MANIBELA leads Malolos Jeepney Strike By: Chello Gonzales Jeepney Drivers protest in front of Mini Forest at City of Malolos, Bulacan on November 22, 2023. Photo taken by Sophia Arellano "Ang panawagan lang naman namin ay maawa naman sila kasi iyon na lang ang hanapbuhay namin, pinagkukunan namin."  Roben, PUV driver for 12 years and member of UCAJODA-MANIBELA said in line with their plea to their co-drivers to cooperate in the strike hoping that their co-drivers will understand that they need to fight as one. On November 22, today, passed 9 in the morning, the first day of the jeepney transit strike in Malolos City marks the protest led by the United Calumpit Jeepney Operators and Drivers Association (UCAJODA)- MANIBELA and STAND BULSU, in line with the December 31 deadline for the PUV Consolidation Program and Jeepney Phaseout.  The Board of Directors of UCAJODA-MANIBELA along with the jeepney drivers joining the strike asked their co-drivers who are working and p

Investigation for slain broadcaster continues By: Khyrus Santos Police authorities are still investigating the circumstances behind the grisly murder of broadcaster Juan Jumalon on the 5th of November, 2023. Juan Jumalon, also known as DJ Johnny Walker, was shot in the early hours of the morning at his residence where his recording booth was located in Misamis Occidental. The shooting was broadcasted live to many viewers. As of recent, authorities are investigating a possible lead that may uncover the suspects and motives behind the case. President Marcos himself asked that justice be served to those who committed this "heinous crime." Despite the Philippines being known as one of the more dangerous places to practice journalism or broadcasting, the motive behind the murder may not be to silence him but rather something more on the personal affairs of the late broadcaster. According to the head of investigations on the case Misamis Occidental police director Col. Dwight Monat

Bulakeños Commemorate Undas 2023 By: Sophia Arellano UNDAS 2023: Today, November 1, people once again mourn for the remembrance of their deceased loved ones. Cemeteries in Bulacan are adorned with flowers and candles amidst periodic rains. As part of the Undas celebration, Bulakeños light candles and offer flowers, accompanied by prayers for the peace of the souls of the departed. They reminisce on memories with their loved ones, pausing at the graves to reconnect, even if it is just through a visit to their graves today. Pop-up stores selling food, drinks, and toys for children surround the cemeteries. Officials ensure the peace of "Ligtas Undas 2023," with medical personnel on standby in case of unforeseen incidents.