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MANILA, Philippines — Iniulat ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) na kayang lumusot sa "SIM card registration" ang ilang kahina-hinalang identification cards — ito'y matapos mapag-alamang pwedeng makapagrehistro rito kahit hayop ang nasa litrato ng ID.

"We entered the face of an animal and different names. Natanggap pa rin," banggit ni NBI Cybercrime Division chief Jeremy Lotoc nitong Martes ng gabi sa pagdinig ng Senado.

Aniya, sinubukan nilang i-testing ito gamit ang iba't ibang telecommunications company noong Lunes nang gabi bilang bahagi ng kanilang imbestigasyon.

Dagdag ni Lotoc, madali na ngayong gumawa ng government IDs online at magpatong lang basta ng litrato sa ibabaw nito.

Prosecutors have subpoenaed a Baptist bishop linked to the murder of a candidate in the search for Mister Cagayan de Oro early this year.

Regional State Prosecutor Merlynn Barola Uy confirmed on Wednesday, September 6, that a murder complaint had been filed against Lapasan Baptist Church Bishop Dimver Andales and four others.

Andales, an influential preacher closely associated with local politicians, stands accused of masterminding Fornillos’ murder, allegedly due to a love triangle.

The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) has summoned the distributors of the movie Third World Romance after an unedited trailer was posted without the agency's approval.

MTRCB pointed out that the trailer of the film, which features lead stars Carlo Aquino and Charlie Dizon, is being shown in cinemas and online despite one of the characters uttering profanity.

The scene in question comes at the end of the almost two-minute clip, where Dizon's character, Britney, is depicted to be on the phone with Aquino's character, Alvin, only to discover that her phone's battery has run out.

On Wednesday, August 16, the MTRCB, through its chairperson Diorella "Lala" Sotto-Antonio, issued a "Notice to Appear and Testify" to the movie's distributors, citing the distribution of an "unclassified and unrated version" of the trailer that featured Dizon using the expletive "ptng n".