The Philippine Post

The Negros Oriental’s health office launched an innovative campaign that tackles stunted growth among babies by feeding malnourished pregnant mothers for three months, reducing rates to below the national average.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Bicol steps up relief efforts for Mayon evacuees, distributing more than 6,000 food packs to affected families in the province.

President Marcos Jr. pledges to boost local food production and help the underprivileged while cracking down on smugglers and hoarders to ensure food security.

President Marcos Jr. champions Filipino seafarers with urgent measures to ensure their competitive edge in the global maritime arena.

Wedding direction gone wrong? Photoshoot staff for a post-nuptial went viral for his English grammar, bringing confusion to the foreign bride.

Filipino artists Darren Espanto, Sam Concepcion, and BINI light up Coca-Cola’s attempt to claim the world record for the biggest potluck, spreading joy through music and food.

Davao artist Noi Narciso harmonizes memories, resilience, and sustainability in ‘Ugong Sa Tig-ani,’ crafting music from recycled materials.

The Department of Education and Government Service Insurance System team up for an exclusive express lane and enhanced customer experience.

Senator Bong Go and Mayor Lando Villasencio assist workers in Leyte, ensuring safety, welfare, and support in these challenging times.

An online purchase turns deadly in ‘Target,’ a Korean thriller that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Don’t miss it in cinemas on October 18!”