A baby girl with two heads was born Tuesday in a hospital in Manila, Philippines. Doctors said Wednesday the newborn was in stable condition but may not likely survive.

A 28-year-old mother delivered the baby by cesarean section at the Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital. The baby was later transferred to the Philippine Heart Center because of a heart defect.

Fishermen in central Philippines have cooked and eaten a megamouth shark they caught not knowing it was a very rare fish, according to the World Wildlife Fund-Philippines.

The four-meter-long, 500-kilogram shark was caught on March 30 along the eastern coast of Burias Island, the conservation group said Tuesday, according to the Philstar.com. The group said it will launch a campaign to educate locals on the rare species as the area may yield more megamouth sharks aside from whale sharks, dolphins and giant manta rays.

A Catholic priest who won a seat as governor in the last 2007 elections, on Sunday had pledged to prosecute current Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo for corruption and plunder if he himself was elected president next year.

Gov. Ed Panlilio, who made history for beating well-entrenched and moneyed politicians in the home province of Arroyo, made the statement after emerging from a meeting with supporters, mostly businessmen, civic leaders and labor groups, which are pushing his bid for the presidency in the next 2010 elections.

A fire alarm system that accidentally set off 'saved' the life of a 20-year-old Korean student in northern Philippines in her suicide bid after flunking in class.

Police reports said the student, a first-year student taking up Bachelor of Arts at a university in Baguio City, became upset when she failed a course.

The Philippine National Police on Sunday launched its "Bahag-Pulis" (cops in G-String), during the celebration of the Panagbenga (Flower) Festival in Baguio City, the summer capital of the Philippines, north of the capital Manila.

The monthly celebration, capped by a street dances of people donned in colorful costumes and floats in Baguio City, was attended by an estimated 150,000 cheering local and foreign tourists.