Visayas

Negros Occidental receives over PHP1.6 million in grants for agricultural programs, paving the way for innovation and collaboration in the province.

Naga City Governor Garcia and Senator Tolentino lead the way in building a new medical facility in Cebu, bringing health services to every locality.

Over 200 delegates gather in the oldest city of the Philippines to tackle economic challenges and foster collaboration in the Asia-Pacific region.

Cebu provincial government launches the “Kadiwa ng Pangulo and Serbisyo” caravan, bringing services and fresh produce to residents.

The 41st National Folk Dance Workshop introduces 11 new dances to preserve and promote Filipino cultural heritage.

The Police Regional Office in Western Visayas launches help and food bank to provide swift relief goods during emergencies.

Lapu-Lapu City takes the lead in implementing President Marcos Jr.’s promise of free dialysis centers, aiding kidney disease patients.

Antique students sign up for National Learning Camp to address pandemic-related learning losses, focusing on English, Math, and Science.

Farmers in Leyte province thanked President Marcos Jr. for reviving Kadiwa stores, increasing income, and giving them direct access to consumers.

Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Lacson celebrates the lifting of a public health emergency, promising economic growth and urging continued vigilance against Covid-19.