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SBS News in Filipino, Tuesday 28 May 2024

Philippine news

(File photo) Over 13.5K tourists arrive in the Philippines on Apr.1. Foreigners can now enter the country without the need to present entry exemption documents. Credit: A. Violata

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Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.

Key Points
  • Travelers coming from countries that have recorded cases of the FLiRT variant of COVID-19 are subject to strict health screening at all entry points in the Philippines.
  • The federal opposition claims there is a crime spree from released immigration detainees
  • Philippine Women’s Volleyball Team rises to no. 55 in world rankings.
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