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Nestlé welcomed the Department of Agriculture’s creation of the Coffee Industry Development Office as a step toward strengthening the Philippine coffee industry.
With scams constantly changing, KasKasan Buddies sees its nationwide membership as an early-warning network where experiences can help others recognize emerging fraud tactics.
Catholic prelates said they would comply with rules to be set by the government on the commemoration of All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day in November.
The ban on sea travel for locally stranded individuals from Bato Port in Samboan, Cebu, to Tampi Port in Amlan, Negros Oriental has been extended until September 23.
“The intention of (placing Bacolod) under MECQ is for our own good. We expect inconvenience and adjustments but that is the trade-off so we can achieve our goal to contain or minimize the transmission of COVID-19.”
The efficiency of the government’s contract tracing has improved with almost 70 percent of the contacts of COVID-19 cases being traced, according to DOH.
Clergy members urges the faithful to offer Masses for their departed loved ones in case they are not able to visit their tombs on All Saints' and All Souls Days.
Garcia has issued a cease and desist order against two mining companies in the southern town of Alcoy, stopping the extraction of dolomites used in the Manila Bay nourishment project.
A 25-member women’s group in Surigao del Sur has been recognized by the Department of Agriculture in the Caraga Region for succeeding in their rural agriculture project.
DSWD-8 shares that it has already distributed a total of PHP274.535 million to waitlisted beneficiaries of the national government's Social Amelioration Program.
The government eyes to establish a task force on logistics which would focus on providing the needs of healthcare professionals amid the health crisis.
The interventions of the national government have efficiently helped Navotas to control the local transmission and halt the sudden spike of COVID-19 within the city.
Frontline and essential workers coming from areas with confirmed cases of COVID-19 local transmission are now required to present a negative result before they can enter the city.
Former settlers of Barangay Taliptip have started moving into their new homes following the sum cash assistance given to them by San Miguel Corporation.