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Ears cleaned using syringe etc
May I advise you to use clean drinking water in any case. A few months ago I thought it was no big deal to use water from the tap, resulting in a severe middle ear infection. Regarding that electric water pump from Lazada, I am curious about that. -
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Video NCR Workers to Receive P50 Daily Wage Increase from July 18
File photo for reference only Minimum wage earners in the National Capital Region (NCR) are set to receive a P50 increase in their daily wages starting July 18, as announced by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) on June 30. This adjustment was unanimously approved by the NCR Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board. With the increase, the daily wage for non-agricultural workers will rise from P645 to P695, while agricultural workers will see their rates jump from P608 to P658. According to the National Wages and Productivity Commission, this translates to an additional P1,100 per month for employees on a five-day workweek and up to P1,300 for those working six days a week. DOLE highlighted that under the new rates, non-agricultural workers will receive a monthly take-home pay of approximately P15,247 to P18,216, depending on their work schedule. These amounts include mandatory benefits like the 13th-month pay, service incentive leave, and contributions to SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG. The wage board considered factors such as inflation rates and the country’s gross domestic product when making this decision. This follows a previous wage order issued in June 2023, which provided a P40 increase. This wage hike occurs amidst stalled legislative attempts to implement a nationwide increase. During the 19th Congress, separate versions of a wage hike bill were passed by the Senate and the House of Representatives, proposing P100 and P200 daily increases respectively. However, they failed to reconcile the differences, leaving the measure back at the starting point with the close of the 19th Congress. Adapted by ASEAN Now from PhilStar 2025-06-30 -
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UK Reform would be largest party if general election held today
Reform have every chance of destabilising the two main parties who most people really hate.
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