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SBS News in Filipino, Friday 17 March

Medical students attend university classes in Philippines

1,573 out of 2,887 examinees pass the Philippines' Physicians Licensure Examination this March 2023 as announced by the country's Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). Credit: Basilio H. Sepe/Majority World/Universal Images Group via Getty Images

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  • A scathing assessment of the AUKUS deal by Greenpeace.
  • Latitude Financial customer data and records stolen in cyberattack
  • In the Philippines, 1,573 passed the Physician Licensure Exam this March.
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