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

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. 

The Department of Social Welfare and Development distributed financial aid to residents in Pangasinan who are commonly unnoticed in society to accommodate their everyday living.

Apayao bikers have conducted a 15-kilometer bike ride to promote a healthier lifestyle and road safety.

The Department of Public Works and Highways opened new road projects in Aurora, benefitting coconut farmers and other residents.

Tarlac City Mayor Cristy Angeles hosted the groundbreaking ceremony of a new hospital in Barangay Binauganan, helping more residents with their medical needs.

The provincial government of Pangasinan brought back the Karabasa Festival after almost three years of being on hiatus due to the pandemic.

A Bicol theater group is set to showcase their talent by giving laughter and tears during their performance for the in-person celebration of Pista Nin Teatrong Bikolnon.