Posted at 06/14/19 11:22 PM
The crew of the Filipino fishing boat rammed and sank by a Chinese vessel in the West Philippine Sea are now back home.
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Here are the stories making the headlines on ANC today:
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Chinese vessels likely left Pag-asa Island in the disputed West Philippine Sea due to the looming end of the fishing season, not because of backchannel talks among officials, a maritime law expert said Sunday.
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The resignation of PhilHealth officials and a reshuffle of their ranks are unnecessary following "ghost" dialysis allegations involving a Quezon City clinic, a spokesperson said Saturday.
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Social Welfare Chief Rolando Bautista sets conditions before accepting the apology of radio personality Erwin Tulfo.
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Manila's envoy to Beijing claims over a hundred of Chinese militia vessels have been pulled out of Pag-asa island through backchannel talks.
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Whistleblowers of the "ghost dialysis" scam could not have masterminded the filing of fraudulent insurance claims made by a dialysis center in Quezon City, a Health official said Friday.
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Apart from depleting fish stock, China's militarization activities have destroyed over 3,000 of reef and 15,000 acres of fish and marine life nurseries.
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A “ghost” dialysis scandal is rocking the health insurance sector.
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The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation blames the presence of a mafia within its ranks responsible for making fraudulent claims from the agency.
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