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Department Of Health Central Visayas Ramps Up Info Drive On UHC Law

Discover the benefits of the Universal Health Care Act! Free medical services and coverage for all Filipinos through PhilHealth membership in Central Visayas.

‘Odette’ Victims In Siargao Town To Benefit From PHP45 Million Housing

A Php45-million housing project in Siargao offers hope to Super Typhoon Odette victims, rebuilding lives and communities.

Sugar Museum To Be Established In Negros Occidental City

Victorias City partners with the National Museum of the Philippines to create a regional museum showcasing Negrense sugar heritage and indigenous flora and fauna.

1.9K Typhoon Victims In Bicol Get Cash Aid From DSWD

The Department of Social Welfare and Development extends a helping hand to typhoon victims in the Bicol Region, providing PHP7.4 million in cash assistance to more than a thousand individuals.

87 Public Schools In Surigao Receive PHP1.2 Million Repair Materials

Over 87 schools in Surigao receive PHP1.2M worth of construction materials for repairs and painting before classes start.

DOH Promotes Improved Healthcare Services In Eastern Visayas

Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa ensures no hospital is left behind in Eastern Visayas, highlighting the need for improved services and better coordination.

Over 2.1M Public School Learners Back To School In Central Luzon

Central Luzon welcomes back over 2.1 million students in the first full face-to-face classes since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Senator Go On PH Hosting Of FIBA World Cup: ‘So Far, So Good’

Senator Go praises the Philippines’ successful hosting of the FIBA World Cup, boosting tourism and investment opportunities in the country.

Veteran News Anchor Mike Enriquez, Dies At 71

Filipino news icon Mike Enriquez, who dedicated his life to journalism, was confirmed to have passed away at the age of 71.

DepEd Expects More Learners To Register In Coming Days

The Department of Education anticipates a surge in enrollments as the new school year kicks off despite disruptions caused by heavy rains and floods.

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