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Luzon

Pasig Village Residents Now ‘BIDA’ Advocates

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A barangay in Pasig City has supported the government's Buhay Ingatan, Droga’y Ayawan program, promoting its advocacy to residents.
Luzon

Ilocos Sur Coffee Growers Get Boost From Shared Service Facility

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The Department of Trade and Industry welcomed the opening of the new shared service facility for coffee processing in Ilocos Sur to boost quality coffee products.
Visayas

Over 1K Bohol Workers Get PHP4.69 Million From Cash-For-Work Program

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The Department of Labor and Employment has released financial assistance to displace workers in Bohol who are part of the cash-for-work program.
Luzon

Antipolo Marks 25th Year Of Cityhood

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The Antipolo City government participated in the float parade and other engaging activities as the city celebrated its 25th year of cityhood.
Local News

‘Kadiwa Ng Pangulo’ Earns Over PHP5 Million In Just 3 Months

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The Department of Agriculture disclosed that over six sites of the “Kadiwa ng Pangulo” two-day trade fair were a success after earning more than Php5-million in three months.
Luzon

Digitalization Eyed To Solve Decongestion At Matnog Port

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Officials from the Sorsogon province have agreed to make a queuing system in Matnog Port to prevent everyday traffic congestion.
Local News

DBM Chief Gets ‘Woman Of Substance’ Award

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Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman was hailed as the “Woman of Substance" for her initiatives to ensure the prudent and transparent use of public funds.
Local News

AFP, PAF Urged To Keep All Military Assets ‘Ready To Go’

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President Marcos Jr. pushed the Armed Forces of the Philippines to prepare troops to enhance the first line of defense against external security threats.
Local News

Faithful Urged To Balance Relaxation, Reflection During Holy Week

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This Holy Week, the Catholic Church urged Filipinos to balance relaxation and reflection to not forget the true essence of the Lenten season.
Local News

Study-For-Work, More Schools Proposed To Address Nurses’ Shortage

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A lawmaker suggested the presence of scholarship programs with mandatory return service to encourage Filipino nurses to serve the country.
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