Itinaas ni President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. sa 500,000 metric tons ang corn import quota mula sa 220,000 metric tons upang tugunan ang inaasahang kakulangan sa suplay.
Naglabas ang Department of Education ng komprehensibong guidelines upang mapanatili ang kaligtasan ng mga mag-aaral at pagpapatuloy ng klase sa gitna ng banta ng El Niño.
Naglabas ang DMW-Caraga ng PHP6.2 milyong tulong pinansyal para sa 102 distressed OFWs na nahaharap sa problemang pinansyal, medikal, at limitadong pagkilos.
The Philippine Red Cross recognized the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office for its outstanding efforts in helping those affected by recent disasters at the Quirino chapter.
The Employers Confederation of the Philippines disapproved of the Php150 daily wage hike for employees, stating that it is incapable of helping Filipinos with inflation.
President Marcos Jr. vowed to talk with the Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, Huang Xilian, to explain his recent statement regarding Filipino workers in Taiwan.
To provide more healthcare assistance to Filipinos, President Bongbong Marcos urged more public-private partnerships concerning the nation’s health sector.