The Philippine Post

President Marcos Jr. emphasized the need to address the human capital fight in the healthcare sector to provide sufficient medical assistance to each region.

The Malacanang Palace announced the launch of “Konsyerto sa Palasyo,” featuring local artists to promote the country’s culture and talent.

President Bongbong Marcos expressed his high hopes for a Singaporean corporation to help the country with climate change and food security.

The Marcos administration reassured Filipinos that there would be no rice shortage for the following months and is still looking to control rice prices.

The Department of Agriculture turned over bags of inbred seeds to Central Luzon farmers to boost their productivity this wet season.

The agricultural sector in Davao offered fertilizer discount vouchers to Davao farmers to encourage them to continue planting despite the high price of fertilizers.

The Cebu City disaster management office will offer housing projects to help riverbank settlers instead of giving them lone cash aid.

A private health retailer in Ilocos Norte initiated free medications and tests for residents in compliance with the local government’s mission of developing the healthcare sector.

The Department of Agrarian Reform has tapped different agrarian reform organizations to help them provide vegetable supplies to jail members in northern Negros.

Residents from Siargao have already received their 15-day work payment after completing the government’s program for displaced workers.