President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assured the public that food supplies remain sufficient despite rising fuel prices and urged citizens not to hoard basic goods. He visited a San Juan wet market with the Departments of Agriculture and Trade and Industry to monitor
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The Quezon City government has stepped up flood preparedness ahead of the rainy season, with officials inspecting Matalahib Creek on March 18. Mayor Joy Belmonte led the inspection alongside Vince Dizon and
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assured the public that food supplies remain sufficient despite rising fuel prices and urged citizens not to hoard basic goods.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the suspension of fare hikes for jeeps, buses, and other land transportation modes, which were set to take
The House of Representatives launched the Alagang Kongreso program on March 18, a three-part initiative providing support for retirees, a centralized public assistance desk,
The Department of Education, in partnership with PhilHealth, has expanded the YAKAP at Kalinga Caravan to provide free medical checkups, essential medicines, and preventive
The Department of Transportation announced new assistance programs for commuters and public utility vehicle drivers after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. deferred fare hikes amid
The Quezon City government has stepped up flood preparedness ahead of the rainy season, with officials inspecting Matalahib Creek on March 18. Mayor Joy Belmonte led the inspection alongside Vince Dizon and Mahar Lagmay
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assured the public that food supplies remain sufficient despite rising fuel prices and urged citizens not to hoard basic goods. He visited a San Juan wet market with the Departments of Agriculture and Trade
The Quezon City government has stepped up flood preparedness ahead of the rainy season, with officials inspecting Matalahib Creek on March 18. Mayor Joy Belmonte led the inspection alongside Vince Dizon and Mahar Lagmay to review plans for
The Philippines has begun talks with China, Russia, India, and Belarus to secure a steady supply of fertilizers amid rising global fuel prices and tensions in the Middle East. Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel said the country has
Pop band LANY is returning to the Philippines for their “Soft” world tour, with concerts in Cebu, Bulacan, and Davao. The shows will take place at SM Seaside Cebu Arena on November 6, Philippine Arena in Bulacan on
Gilas Pilipinas women ended their FIBA Women’s World Cup Qualifying campaign with a historic 74-59 win over World No. 19 Colombia, marking the program’s first victory against a non-Asian opponent. Kacey dela Rosa led the team with a
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the suspension of fare hikes for jeeps, buses, and other land transportation modes, which were set to take effect on March 19 due to rising oil prices from the Iran-Israel conflict. Marcos
The House of Representatives launched the Alagang Kongreso program on March 18, a three-part initiative providing support for retirees, a centralized public assistance desk, and an executive health check-up package for House personnel. The program’s first segment, Dakilang
The Department of Education, in partnership with PhilHealth, has expanded the YAKAP at Kalinga Caravan to provide free medical checkups, essential medicines, and preventive care directly to students, especially in underserved communities. The initiative, led by President Ferdinand
The Department of Transportation announced new assistance programs for commuters and public utility vehicle drivers after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. deferred fare hikes amid rising global fuel prices. The measures aim to ease the financial burden on passengers
