Workers transfer Lee's body from his Tin Shui Wai home. Previous NextAn 18-year-old teenager who was playing “Ring Fit Adventure,” a Nintendo Switch sports video game at his home in Tin Shui Wai collapsed and died on Friday. Police and paramedics responded to the Tin Shui Wai home only to declare the teenager dead at the scene. It was understood that Lee was a university student without any illness record and was playing the video game, which involved physical activities, alone in the morning. According to the official website of Nintendo Switch, “Ring Fit Adventure” is a video game package that comes with a fitness ring and a leg strap.

Setsuna “Dogie” Ignacio was all praises to the Sibol MLBB team after copping the gold medal in the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang event in the 31st Southeast Asian Games on Friday, May 20. “That 10 percent is puso sa game and they executed it very well,” Dogie told Manila Bulletin moments after the Philippine team clinched its second straight gold in the MLBB eventAfter the victory, Sibol roamer Salic “Hadji” Imam offered some words for Dogie during an interview. As for his earlier comments, Dogie said it was all for the hype and he just expressed his opinion about the current META game. “One must hype the game to the fullest. “At the end of the day I just said my perspective of the game.”

The Sibol MLBB team has defied the odds and proved the doubters wrong. The Indonesians secured the 20-minute Lord at the expense of their two heroes, allowing a complete Sibol team to go for a one lane push to steal the victory. Devastated by the Game 3 loss, the Indonesians looked rattled in Game 4 to which Sibol took advantage with an aggressive early game rotation. Hadji had a series-long brilliance on his midlane heroes but none-bigger than his 6-1-14 line on the Xavier in Game 3. Game 2 saw the Indonesians leveling the series after they got their hands on their comfort picks.

ANCIENT ART FORM This photo taken on May 7, 2022 shows Japanese taiko drum performer Hana Ogawa of the Kodo troupe taking part in a performance on Sado island. Japanese taiko drumming is a musical form with roots in religious rituals, traditional theater and the joyous abandon of seasonal festivals called matsuri. But for all its ancient pedigree, taiko as stage performance is a fairly modern invention, developed by a jazz musician and popularized in part by one of Japan's most famous troupes: Sado island's Kodo. It was founded partly to attract people to Sado, off Japan's west coast, and tours internationally, spreading the gospel of taiko. "Contemporary taiko drumming took a lot of inspiration from this local festival drumming and combined with more formal traditional performing arts to evolve into what we see as taiko drumming today," explained Yoshihiko Miyamoto, whose company Miyamoto Unosuke has made taiko for over 160 years.

Finance Jose Isidro Camacho (left) receives a complimentary copy of the book ‘Karate: Workout for Seniors and Non-Seniors at home during Covid-19’ from author Manuel Inserto. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOFORMER secretary of Finance Jose Isidro Camacho, currently Credit Suisse Singapore managing director and Asia Pacific vice chairman, who gave a warm and an inspiring message of words of wisdom in the book 'Karate: Workout for Seniors and Non-Seniors at home during Covid-19,' receives his complimentary copy from author Manny Inserto, past president of Rotary Club of Bagumbayan-Manila (RCBM) and presently the vice president and treasurer of Bangko ng Kabuhayan, formerly Rodriguez Rural Bank, the first Rural Bank in the Philippines since 1952. Proceeds from the sale of the book will be donated to all the projects of RCBM (50 percent) and ayuda for poor families (50 percent). A second book titled, 'Fundamentals of Karate (The Secret Art of Self-defense and Discipline)' will be available by January 2023, according to the author.

COLOMBO — Sri Lankan police arrested two ruling party lawmakers for allegedly instigating mob violence that plunged the country into days of unrest and left nine people dead last week, officials said Wednesday. Sanath Nishantha and Milan Jayathilake were among 22 politicians — including former prime minister Mahinda Rajapaksa and his son Namal — whose passports were impounded last week following allegations that they instigated violence. Then-Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa — the president’s elder brother — resigned shortly after the mob attack sparked retaliatory violence and arson, with more than 70 ruling party leaders’ homes destroyed. Ranil Wickremesinghe was appointed as prime minister last week. The prime minister was expected to also take on the crucial finance portfolio for ongoing bailout talks with the International Monetary Fund.

Palm oil producers staged protests last week in the center of the capital Jakarta and several towns, complaining that the prices for palm oil fruits had dropped dramatically. Oil Palm Farmers Association Chairman Gulat Manurung thanked Widodo, saying oil palm farmers would repay his decision by boosting domestic supplies. "We, oil palm farmers, pledge to help ensure that domestic supplies of cooking oil will be available," he told Agence France-Presse (AFP). Palm oil is the most widely used vegetable oil in Indonesia and, despite being the world's biggest producer, the country has been facing a cooking oil shortage for months because of poor regulation and producers reluctant to sell at home. Indonesia produces about 60 percent of the world's palm oil, with one-third consumed by its domestic market.

CEBU CITY – Police arrested a 36-year-old nanny who allegedly abducted a 4-month-old girl in Dalaguete, Cebu Thursday night. The suspect, identified as Adelyn Homicillo Letegio, a resident of Sitio Lao-ang, Barangay Valencia, Alegria town, was detained pending the filing of a formal complaint. ADVERTISEMENTThe infant’s parents reported to the Alegria police station that Letegio abducted their child last May 17. Based on the investigation, Letegio pretended that the baby was their child and claimed that she gave birth last month in Balamban. Her boyfriend was not in the house during the police operation as he was reportedly processing the birth certificate of the baby.

SYDNEY — Australian authorities on Friday said they had identified a probable case of monkeypox infection in a traveler who had recently returned from Europe, with confirmatory testing underway. A man in his 40s developed a mild illness several days after arriving back in Sydney with symptoms clinically compatible with monkeypox, New South Wales (NSW) state health department said. ADVERTISEMENTCases of monkeypox have been identified in several non-endemic countries in recent weeks, including in Europe and the United States. Health officials have taken steps to identify and manage any potential monkeypox cases including clinical alerts to doctors and hospitals across NSW, state Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant said. Monkeypox, which mostly occurs in west and central Africa, is a rare virus similar to human smallpox, though milder.

The good news - Japan and South Korea, two travel destinations most popular with Hongkongers, are on course to reopening their borders to international travelers. But the bad news is that Japan initially will only open to tripled-vaccinated nationals from four nations, not including Hong Kong. It would have been nice if Hong Kong had been among the first group of places to be welcomed back. Japan's policy to exclude travelers vaccinated with Sinovac or Sinopharm for now should by no means be representative of any global practice. Meanwhile, Hong Kong should start planning to reopen its international borders fully to get other nationals coming and spending here.

Over 1K signatories“We want to bring out a strong statement in defense of historical truth against unrelenting efforts to revise the historical record of plunder and human rights violations during martial law and the entire Marcos era,” he said in a statement accompanying the manifesto on Thursday. As of 6 p.m. on Thursday, it has gathered the signatures of some 1,200 individuals who identify themselves as scholars and educators affiliated with various higher learning institutions, including Ateneo, University of the Philippines, University of Santo Tomas, Silliman University, Polytechnic University of the Philippines, De La Salle University, University of Cambridge, Kyoto University, New York University and Queensland University of Technology, among others. “We will undertake to preserve books, documents, records, artifacts, archives and other source materials pertaining to the martial law period,” it said. The signatories, it said, also vow to take part in the vetting, writing and teaching of Philippine history in textbooks and other learning materials. READ: Revisionism, denialism: Academics explain views on Marcos eraRead Next

DUMAGUETE CITY – At least 50 children were rushed to the Bayawan District Hospital in Negros Oriental on Thursday evening, May 19, after they reportedly consumed contaminated milk during the resumption of in-person classes in the different schools in the province. ADVERTISEMENTRuben Muñez Jr., a nurse of the Bayawan District Hospital, told the Inquirer that the patients were showing symptoms of gastrointestinal illness. Local health officials were still waiting for the result of laboratory tests as of posting time. gsgSubscribe to our daily newsletter By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy PolicyRead Next

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told reporters at the G7 finance leaders’ meeting in Germany: “The message was, ‘We stand behind Ukraine. In Washington, U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday threw his support behind Sweden and Finland’s bids to join NATO in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Finland and Sweden’s move reverses generations of military non-alignment and is the biggest shake-up in European security for decades. Moscow said on Thursday that 1,730 Ukrainian fighters had surrendered so far, including 771 in the past 24 hours. UKRAINE ADVANCESOleksiy Gromov, Deputy Chief of the Main Operational Department of the General Staff of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, told an online briefing that Ukraine had recaptured 23 settlements near Kharkiv in the last two weeks.

A 30-year-old man was on Wednesday night arrested by marine police and customs after being caught smuggling a total of 136 cats and dogs into the city by sea from the west of Sha Chau. The man was arrested for importing unmanifested cargo, cruelty to animals, endangering others' safety on seas and refusing to stop for inspection. According to marine, officers spotted the suspicious speedboat around 11.50pm on Wednesday night as it entered Hong Kong waters from west of Sha Chau. After investigation, officers seized 101 cats and 35 dogs of different species on the boat locked up in 17 cages, including one that was packed with 16 cats. Customs predicted that criminals planned to smuggle the animals into the city and sell them for HK$10,000 to HK$15,000 each.

The requirements and procedures on how to participate in this meeting and for voting in absentia will be stated in the Information Statement. These will also be published and made accessible in the same link above. Stockholders who opt to vote by proxy must submit and address their proxy to the attention of the Corporate Secretary at 8th Floor, RFM Corporate Center, Pioneer corner Sheridan Streets, Mandaluyong City or via e-mail at [email protected] not later than 5:00 p.m. on or before June 23, 2022 . Stockholders may view the Notice and Agenda, Proxy Form, Definitive Information Statement, SEC Form 17-A (2021 Annual Report), SEC Form 17-Q (1st Quarter Report of 2022) and other pertinent documents related to RFM's Annual Stockholders' Meeting at http://www.rfmfoods.com/CompanyDisclosures/2022ASM.aspx under ASM Matters and via the PSE Electronic Disclosure Generation Technology (PSE EDGE) portal at https://edge.pse.com.ph. 5 April 2022, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, Philippines.