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All of the 42 Sarasas private schools throughout Thailand will be investigated by the Office of the Private Education Commission, or OPEC, after a teacher was caught on camera allegedly hitting kindergarten students. The teacher, Ornuma “Khru Jum” Plodprong, allegedly beat young students at the Sarasas Witaed Ratchaphruek School in Nonthaburi, a suburb in Bangkok on the western banks of the Chao Phraya. Khru Jum, along with other teachers that allegedly witnessed the abuse, were fired and may face criminal charges pressed by parents of student victims. Surveillance camera footage of the classroom at the Nonthaburi school shows a teacher, identified as Khru Jum, hitting kindergarten students. In one clip, the teacher pushes a 3 year old student down to the ground and pulls a student’s hair. Another clip shows the teacher dragging the student across the classroom. Other teachers who were in the classroom did not intervene, the footage shows. OPEC secretary general Attapon ... » Learn More about All 42 Sarasas private schools to be investigated after teacher allegedly beat students

Dear PAO, Dear Tundra, It is clear from the above-cited provision of law that the possessor of the animal or whoever makes use of the same, and not the owner of the same, shall be responsible for the damage caused by it. Thus, Danny cannot escape liability by claiming that he is not the owner of the dog as long as it can be proven that he is the possessor or the one using the same. This finds support in the decision of the court entitled Afialda vs Hisole and Hisole (GR L-2075, Nov. 29, 1949): “For the statute names the possessor or user of the animal as the person liable for “any damages it may cause,” and this for the obvious reason that the possessor or user has the custody and control of the animal and is therefore the one in a position to prevent it from causing damage.” The issue of the presence of negligence is also immaterial in this instant case. This is in consonance with the decision of the court in the case of Vestil and Vestil vs Intermediate Appellate Court, et ... » Learn More about Liability of possessor of animal on injury caused by it

Pattaya- Pattaya City has officially launched the ‘[email protected] CONNECT’ application to improve living in Pattaya City for residents and provide information and support for tourists. The ‘[email protected] CONNECT’ was launched this weekend at the Terminal 21 department store and was led by Pattaya City Deputy Mayor Banlue Kunlavanich. The concept of the ‘[email protected] CONNECT’ is to connect people who live in Pattaya with useful information on a social network and channel. ‘[email protected] CONNECT’  is created by Pattaya City leaders for tourists, Pattaya locals and ex-pats. It consists of six functions which are Traffic reports : Informing road users to avoid areas with traffic jams and useful information for road users which are suitable for all drivers. Construction-related information will be updated here as well. Hospital appointments to save time when seeing a doctor. People can complain, ask for police assistance for a non-emergency or file ... » Learn More about Pattaya launches ‘[email protected] CONNECT’, a bi-lingual information application for everyone

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Richard Gordon threatened to file plunder charges against transportation officials as he accused the Land Transportation Office (LTO) and the Department of Transportation (DOTr) of being turned into campaign fundraising centers. Gordon, chair of the Senate blue ribbon committee, said in a Senate radio program on Saturday that he had acceded to the request of Sen. Grace Poe to investigate private motor vehicle inspection centers (PMVICs) after his committee found grave irregularities in LTO operations. Gordon said the committee found ground to file plunder charges after its investigation of two irregular contracts in the supply of license plates and uncovered an alleged conspiracy to set up a monopoly in the sale of motorcycles. “It’s definitely plunder, with such huge amounts,” Gordon said. “P477 million in advance payments—that’s 10 times [the threshold amount for] plunder.” He was referring to the advance payments former LTO officials approved in ... » Learn More about LTO, DOTr execs tagged as campaign fundraisers

It’s more a case of David and Goliath than “Batman v Superman.” Indeed, while the two conflicting parties grappling for their versions of the truth in HBO’s explosive four-part documentary “Allen v. Farrow” are both Hollywood celebrities, you don’t need to be an expert at rocket science to realize just how powerful one is compared to the other. We’re talking about four-time Oscar-winning writer-actor-director Woody Allen (“Annie Hall,” “Manhattan,” “Hannah and Her Sisters”) and his muse-turned-nemesis actress Mia Farrow (“Rosemary’s Baby,” “The Great Gatsby”). In the ’80s and early ’90s, the fabled couple did 13 films together. Woody, who’s now 85 years old, has made a film every year for 40 straight years, and is now preparing to shoot his 51st film—how prolific can you get? Mia Farrow (right) with Ronan (left) and Dylan—PHOTO COURTESY OF HBO Power couple Woody and Mia were considered a Hollywood power couple until their 12-year romance (they never married and lived in ... » Learn More about ‘Allen v. Farrow’: Docu on 29-year-old sexual abuse case a moral reckoning in the age of #MeToo

Gabbi Garcia with her YouTube Gold Play Button. Image: Instagram/@gabbi Actress-singer Gabbi Garcia has marked a new online milestone as she received the YouTube Gold Play Button after gaining over 1 million subscribers. “WE DID IT GUYS! [My] gold play button is finally here!!! Thank you again from the bottom of my heart!!! [Love] you all!!!” Garcia announced on Instagram yesterday, Sept. 15 Garcia currently has around 1.08 million subscribers on her YouTube channel, which she started in 2017. She posts a variety of content, ranging from song covers to house tours, and takes on other topics. To mark the special occasion, Garcia held a “Wine Night” livestream last night on her channel together with boyfriend Khalil Ramos. Aside from drinking wine, of course, the young artist unboxed the Gold Play Button for the first time live in front of fans. Garcia told Ramos that it is “our milestone” as she notes that they built the channel together. Garcia also revealed that ... » Learn More about WATCH: Gabbi Garcia receives YouTube Gold Play Button, unboxes award before fans

Aquino (center) with Star Magic talents, from left: Matt Evans, Kitkat, Ejay Falcon, Jane Oineza, Ria Atayde, Hashtag Ryle Santiago and Alex Castro This much is true: Carlo Aquino is good even when some of his films don’t turn out to be as satisfying as his performances. Certainly, it would be foolhardy for his naysayers to throw shade at the seven-time Urian nominee’s skill as an actor, whose accomplishments include award-worthy portrayals in “Bata, Bata, Paano Ka Ginawa?,” “Throwback Today,” “Dyamper,” “Porno” and “Bar Boys.” Ignore the romance-related intrigues thrown his way. After all, they’re par for the course in the life and career of the 33-year-old former child actor, who has lately been enjoying a career resurgence of sorts Carlo Aquino “Gallen” started the actor’s current run as one of mainstream cinema’s most in-demand screen consorts. “Sobrang nakaka-overwhelm,” Carlo said when we met him for this one-on-one interview. “It did start with ‘Gallen,’ followed ... » Learn More about The 2nd coming of Carlo Aquino

Bea Alonzo. Image: Instagram/@beaalonzo Bea Alonzo gave her insights on moving on in a recent vlog, where her friends Angel Locsin and Neil Arce asked her for advice about being ghosted. The actress described herself as the “ambassador of ghosting” and dished advice based on her personal experience, as seen in the couple’s video posted on Thursday, Oct. 29. Locsin and Arce gave tips for moving on that they found online and asked Alonzo to weigh in on them. They also greeted her a “happy anniversary” — it has been over a year after her split with actor Gerald Anderson. “You know I can’t believe [that] after a year, pagtatatawanan na lang natin (we would just laugh about this),” the “One More Chance” star said. The first tip was to post on social media so that the other person can see it. Alonzo disagreed, stating that what you post should be for you. “Iniisip mo pa rin siya, ibig sabihin hindi mo binibigyan ang sarili mo ng room to move on. Nabubuhay ka rin para sa ... » Learn More about Bea Alonzo, ‘ambassador of ghosting,’ gives tips on moving on

As the son of the Queen of All Media Kris Aquino, Bimby Aquino-Yap has been raised in the spotlight. He has occasionally joined his mom’s media appearances and online videos, attracting attention himself with his own commentary. Kris admitted in a video featuring their home that “it’s not easy to be my kids” given that their life is constantly scrutinized. Bimby noted that some comments on social media were critical of him. “People think like I’m a homosexual.” Instead of addressing his sexuality, Kris turned the discussion into one against homophobia. “Don’t be homophobic, right?” “Yeah,” Bimby agreed. “That’s the whole message and whatever your choice in life is, that’s your choice.” To the camera, Bimby said, “Why would you judge a child?” “Don’t judge a child and don’t make the decision for the child,” said Kris. “It’s because we’re still learning about ourselves and puberty hasn’t struck for me yet,” added Bimby. He has since ... » Learn More about Kris Aquino, Bimby clap back at homophobic comments on Bimby’s sexuality

SINGAPORE - President Halimah Yacob visited the National Museum on Sunday (March 7) where she toured exhibitions about the significant contributions made by Singaporean women over the years, ahead of International Women's Day on Monday. "To celebrate women's achievements over the decades, the galleries look back to the period when women began to occupy more visible public roles previously dominated by men, in response to changes in society and increasing opportunities available to them," said Madam Halimah in a Facebook post. She toured two of the museum's permanent galleries - Modern Colony and Goh Seng Choo - that showcased the progress made by Singaporean women in society and watched a performance by an all-women ensemble from the Singapore Chinese Orchestra to commemorate International Women's Day. The first gallery explores how affluent Straits-born and migrant Chinese women carved out distinctive identities for themselves and navigated the challenges they faced during the ... » Learn More about President Halimah Yacob visits galleries showcasing achievements of S’porean women ahead of International Women’s Day