The Philippine Post

Negros Oriental Governor Manuel Sagarbarria to implement zero-bill policy and improve medical assistance to residents, upgrading health services in the province.

A job fair in Laguna provided employment opportunities for 200 unemployed individuals in compliance with minimum wage laws and no pending labor cases.

The Department of Health and international banks donated medical tools to improve healthcare services in Siargao.

A non-government organization initiated a program giving livelihood kits to parents in Cagayan de Oro as a step to fight against child labor.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development vowed to have enough food packs for families affected by Mayon’s restiveness for 45 days.

Over 125 Caraga farmers received farm inputs for banana and abaca production, boosting their harvest and livelihood opportunities.

Heard almost across the country, playing lato-lato was described to boost happy emotions and improve the physical aspect of an individual.

A forum in Negros Oriental tackled women and gender equality in preparation for the 2023 Regional Dagyaw Town Hall meeting.

The Philippine Army activates Task Force Sagip and partners with government agencies to ensure safety among residents with the current situation of the Mayon volcano.

Senator Poe demands improved digitalization in Land Transportation Office to provide more efficient service to the public.