The remains of a destroyed World War II Japanese bomber plane call Tora-Tora and the skeletal remains of its pilot Sergent Toshishada Kurusawa has been found unexpectedly incompletely buried at the top of Mount Tarak located in the province Bataan.

The remains of both Sergeant Kurusawa and his Tora-Tora plane were come upon by a team of Stone Kurusawa, a shared American and Japanese journey to search for the remains of American pilot Second Lieutenant Earl Stone. This journey project, called the "Great Discovery", was headed and begun in 2006 by American national Spike Nasmyth.

Owners of Jatropha plantations is planning to put an additional fund worth of P20 million for the construction of access road and planting of fruit-bearing trees in Barangay Liyang, Pilar, Bataan.

In addition to this, Mayor Charlie Pizarro of Pilar said that the owners will be expanding their plantations with the positive growth of their jatropha plant, known locally as tuba-tuba, which covers around 500 hectares that could generate hundreds if not thousands of job opportunities, and millions of pesos of fresh revenues in this investors friendly town.

Leaded by Mayor Jesse I. Concepcion, together with his people, commemorates the 65th Liberation Day of their historic town with different program.

The town started the celebration since February 8 and will run until February 28.

The celebration highlighted with different activities like sports programs, Battle of the Bands, bikers show, a grand civic and military parade, cultural dances, singing contest, and the selection of Mutya ng Mariveles.

The town is considered as one of the most historic places in the country when it as flattened and reduced to ashes by the fury of World War II.

Before, Europe and America are the most visited destinations of international business cruise ships, but with the negotiations that are being made by Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Investment with some foreign investors, this time Philippines will be one of their destinations.

Ronnie Yambao, manager of SBMA Investment, revealed the said information in a press conference held in Subic.

Royal Caribbean, Queen Elizabeth II, Costa Alegre and others are some of the big business cruise ships that are about to dock at the port harbour of Subic Bay for vacations or travel trips in the Philippines.