The Philippine Post

Davao’s agricultural department offered fertilizer vouchers to its farmers to further improve their production.

The Angeles City government started upgrading its healthcare facilities to deliver sufficient assistance to residents.

Negros Occidental Governor Lacson happily announced the success of the 27th Panaad sa Negros Festival last weekend after gaining over Php20 million in sales from kiosks and exhibitors.

A local physician in Davao City emphasized the importance of raising awareness of organ donation to help them save more Filipino patients.

Schools in Pangasinan were ordered to have modular distance learning to prevent students and teachers from getting sick because of the severe heat.

The Department of Labor and Employment will open a job fair in Cebu, offering over 5,000 employment vacancies on May 1.

A resident from Siargao aced the three-day game fishing tournament in the province after having a total catch of 102.7 kilos.

The San Carlos City government aimed to highlight its agricultural production and attract more visitors during its Mango-Bamboo Festival.

The educational department in Bicol converted the Palarong Bicol into an indoor tournament to protect athletes from the ongoing heat.

The Bulacan Kadiwa stalls successfully boosted local producers, as they recorded PHP830,000 in sales during their first launch.