Filipino Film “Hello, Love Again” Captivates Audiences in Vienna

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Vienna, Austria — November 24, 2024—The much-anticipated screening of Hello, Love Again brought hundreds of Filipino fans to the HOLLYWOOD MEGAPLEX Gasometer in Vienna. The emotional film, featuring acclaimed stars Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards, held viewers spellbound with its heartfelt exploration of love and resilience. At 3:00 PM and 5:45 PM, two screenings saw enthusiastic crowds fill the cinema. Brought to Vienna by Mr. Aries Fortuna of Fortefino Remittance, the event was made possible by collaborating with other Filipino business establishments in Austria. In addition to celebrating Philippine cinema,…

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Cooking with garlic: you should definitely avoid these mistakes

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The spicy bulb enhances every dish and is also good for our health. However, mistakes often creep in during preparation, which can severely impair the quality and flavour of the vegetable. With these tips, you can prevent it from becoming bitter and losing none of its flavor. Incorrect storageGarlic actually keeps for a very long time, up to 12 months. However, the bulb quickly becomes overripe. It is best to store it in a clay pot with a lid or wrapped in a paper bag in a dark, cool place.…

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Social media reinforces self-harming behavior

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Images of self-harm on social networks can encourage young people to engage in self-harming behaviour. According to a study by the Medical University of Vienna, affected adolescents show an increased awareness of these images. The research team urges that prevention and intervention measures be strengthened. “Our study shows that visual content on social media can contribute significantly to the intensification of the urge to self-harm, particularly in adolescents who are already at risk,” said lead author Andreas Goreis from the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry on Monday. The study,…

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First case – next virus reaches Austria

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The flu season has long since begun. Now there is also the first case of influenza B in Austria. But it will be a while before it becomes endemic.The coronavirus seems to have been overcome—at least for the time being—but with the decline in COVID-19 cases, other viruses have come to the fore. Above all, rhinoviruses are still the cause of most cases in Austria. “There was a positive rate of 19% in the sentinel system,” virologist Monika Redlberger-Fritz from MedUni Vienna told daily news ‘Heute’. However, parainfluenza viruses and…

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Major fire in poor district of Philippine capital

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Thousands of residents of a poor neighbourhood in Manila are homeless after a major fire. At least 2,000 families, or around 10,000 people, lost their roofs over their heads in the flames, according to the fire department in the Philippine capital.According to the authorities, the fire broke out in the residential area of Isla Puting Bato in the district of Tondo. This poor neighbourhood borders a container terminal in the port area of Manila. There were initially no reports of fatalities, but according to the authorities, several firefighters were injured…

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Invisible danger: What you need to be aware of when reheating rice

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Cooked rice is a staple food in many households. But many people don’t know this: Reheated rice can harm health! This is because of the bacteria Bacillus cereus, often found in cooked rice. These bacteria are hazardous as they form spores that are not killed even when heated. This can lead to the formation of other bacteria that produce toxins, which can lead to unpleasant symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea.Bacteria in rice: how problems ariseBacillus cereus is a bacterium that can multiply particularly well in cooked rice if not…

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Election of the Council of Filipino Associations in Austria: A New Era of Leadership

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The Council of Filipino Associations in Austria (CFAA) recently held a significant election at the Marco Polo Restaurant in Vienna’s 2nd District, where member organizations gathered to elect a new set of officers. This event signifies the continuation of leadership and the commitment of the Filipino community in Austria to collective progress and unity. The outgoing chairman, Rey Arreza, took a moment to express his heartfelt gratitude for the support he received throughout his term, encouraging the new officers to continue striving for the welfare of the Filipino community. A…

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A Filipino Christmas in Austria: Celebrating and Remembering

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The Filipino community in Austria embraces the Christmas season with warmth and joy, reflecting its rich culture and deep-rooted traditions. From lively gatherings filled with native delicacies to heartfelt carolling sessions, these events bring a sense of home to overseas Filipinos and unite families and friends in the spirit of Bayanihan. This year’s festivities hold special significance as they offer moments of connection and celebration after years of limited interactions due to the pandemic. Yet, amid the joy, it is essential to remember those affected by the recent typhoons in…

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Why you shouldn’t drink hot tap water

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The German Federal Environment Agency strongly advises against using hot tap water for consumption or food preparation, citing possible health risks and loss of quality. Risks in the hot water systemDue to circulation, hot tap water often remains in the pipes for longer. While this movement is necessary to prevent the formation of legionella bacteria, it also means that substances such as heavy metals can be released from the pipe materials—a problem that is particularly common in older or poor-quality installations. Hot water standing in dead pipe sections can also…

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