In The News

Residents, students, and teachers in Oas town, Albay, celebrate the completion of a new PHP5 million hanging bridge.

Opol municipal government in Misamis Oriental formalizes an agreement with bulk water supplier, South Balibago Resources Incorporated.

Guiuan’s Rural Health Unit in Eastern Samar receives two solar generators from the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities.

Mayor Honey Lacuna envisions a deepened devotion! With Quiapo Church elevated to a national shrine, Manila’s Mayor expresses hope that this recognition will inspire more Catholics to cultivate an even more intense devotion.

Surigao City conducts separate payout activities, providing Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation aid to at least 1,693 residents from mainland and island barangays.

Three municipalities in Iloilo receive 11 agroforestry support facilities through the Forestland Management Project for the Jalaur River Basin, led by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.

The Department of Labor and Employment allocates a PHP7.48 million livelihood grant to marginalized workers in Ilocos Norte.

Deputy Majority Leader Erwin Tulfo urges the removal of purchase booklets as a prerequisite for the elderly to avail of a 20 percent discount on medicines and groceries.

The Department of Agriculture announces a historic palay production of 20.06 million metric tons in 2023, marking the highest yield ever recorded in the country’s agricultural history.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. expresses gratitude to overseas Filipino workers in Vietnam for their pivotal role in strengthening bilateral ties.