PALACE PUSHES EXPEDITED PROCESSING OF MAIFIP CLAIMS

Malacañang has ordered the Department of Health (DOH) to coordinate with regional directors and hospitals to ensure the prompt processing of legitimate claims under the Medical Assistance to Indigent and Financially Incapacitated Patients (MAIFIP) program. Executive Secretary Ralph Recto said faster processing

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BULACAN FLOOD CONCERNS DISCUSSED IN MEETING WITH DIZON

Bulacan Gov. Daniel Fernando called for immediate relief and stronger flood control measures for communities affected by recurring floods during a meeting with Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon and local leaders on

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CYANIDE FOUND IN BOTTLES RECOVERED NEAR AYUNGIN SHOAL

The Philippine Navy recovered bottles near Ayungin Shoal that tested positive for cyanide, raising concerns over alleged destructive fishing practices by Chinese vessels in the area. The National Security Council, citing tests by the National Bureau of Investigation,

SENATOR QUESTIONS DOE HYBRID WORK SETUP

Imee Marcos criticized the Department of Energy for adopting a two-day onsite workweek amid the ongoing fuel crisis, calling the policy inconsistent with government directives and harmful to operations. The DOE implemented a hybrid setup to conserve energy,

MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT THREATENS PH FISCAL STABILITY

The Department of Economy, Planning, and Development said the government may need up to P429 billion for relief and support measures if the Middle East conflict persists until December, covering subsidies, transport aid, and social protection programs. Secretary

VOTERS CALL FOR LOWER TAXES AND STRONGER REFORMS

The latest Pahayag national survey showed strong Filipino voter support for both economic relief measures and governance reforms, particularly on tax reduction and greater transparency in public spending. About 88 percent of respondents backed proposals such as lowering

REMULLA: NO PLAN TO PERSONALLY ARREST ROQUE IN AUSTRIA

The Jonvic Remulla clarified that he will not personally arrest former presidential spokesman Harry Roque in Austria, stressing that any enforcement action must go through proper legal and international coordination. Remulla said Philippine authorities will work with foreign

COMELEC: BSKE FUNDS CANNOT BE DIVERTED FOR OTHER USE

The Commission on Elections warned lawmakers that the P16-billion budget allocated for the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE) cannot be legally redirected to other government programs, even if Congress decides to postpone the polls. Comelec Chairman George

MUNTINLUPA BOOSTS GREEN POLICING WITH ELECTRIC VEHICLES

The city government of Muntinlupa City has turned over eight electric vehicles to its local police force as part of efforts to promote sustainable and fuel-efficient government operations. Mayor Ruffy Biazon said the procurement was initiated before global

US AND IRAN FAIL TO REACH AGREEMENT AFTER TALKS

The United States and Iran failed to reach an agreement after 21 hours of talks in Islamabad, with US Vice President JD Vance saying Washington delivered its “final and best offer” and still seeking Iran’s commitment not to

QC LAUNCHES STREAMLINED REGISTRATION FOR NANO BUSINESSES

The Quezon City government has launched the Nano-Enterprise Registration Program to make it easier for the city’s smallest businesses, such as sari-sari stores and carinderias, to formalize and access government support. Mayor Joy Belmonte said the initiative promotes

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