Nanawagan si Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. sa mahigit dalawang milyong government workers na panatilihin ang tiwala ng publiko at mahusay na serbisyo.
Binuksan ng BFAR ang unang fisheries monitoring substation sa Southern Leyte upang palakasin ang surveillance, enforcement coordination, at pagtugon sa violations.
Over 1,600 traditional and modernized passenger jeepneys participated in the first-ever simulation exercise to test the Public Utility Jeepney Modernization Program in Bacolod City.
The Philippine Coconut Industry expects oil prices to rise during the “ber” months, with demand set to increase as the country consistently ranks among the top three copra-producing nations.
The Philippine Army and Red Cross collaborate with other organizations to raise over 600 blood bags from donors, benefitting hospitals and saving lives.
President Marcos Jr. vowed to continue the “golden age of infrastructure” in the Philippines, emphasizing the importance of development in nation-building.
Japan offers a PHP127 million scholarship fund for 20 young Filipino civil servants to pursue graduate studies in premier universities, empowering future leaders.
President Bongbong Marcos lauds the skills and competence of Filipino seafarers, assures full support for their training to maintain global recognition and competitiveness.