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RESIDENTS SPEAK UP ABOUT CHANGES IN WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANS

San Mateo Mayor Bartolome Rivera Jr. expressed surprise over the Manila city government and MMDA’s plan to use San Mateo’s landfill for Manila’s garbage disposal without prior consultation.  Rivera raised concerns that the added waste could quickly fill

IRREGULARITIES IN FLOOD PROJECTS SPARK PUBLIC CONCERN

Some contractors with close ties to corrupt local officials have reportedly secured flood control projects without public bidding, according to Quirino Governor Dakila Carlo Cua.  Cua cited a mayor in his province who prioritized expensive flood control projects

PUBLIC ENCOURAGED TO SUPPORT ETHICAL MEDIA IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Malacañan Palace Press Officer Claire Castro underscored the importance of responsible and ethical journalism during the National Press Freedom Day conference in Quezon City.  She highlighted the crucial role of the Philippine press in safeguarding democracy by providing

CONCERNS RAISED OVER DOCUMENTATION ACCURACY IN ID PROCESSING

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) has raised concerns that foreigners obtaining Philippine citizenship through late birth certificate registration could be a systemic issue.  This came after the arrest of mining executive Joseph Sy, accused of using fake documents

COMMUNITY CLEANUP INITIATIVES IN FULL SWING ACROSS THE METRO

The Pasay City government conducted clearing and cleaning operations along major roads on August 27 to ensure safe passage for motorists and pedestrians.  The effort involved the Barangay Road Clearing Operations (BaRCO) team, which targets obstructions like illegal

PUBLIC OFFICIALS PREPARE FOR EXPANDED TRANSPARENCY MEASURES

Senate Deputy Minority Leader Risa Hontiveros expects President Marcos Jr.’s order for lifestyle checks to include himself amid the ongoing corruption probe into flood control projects.  She supports the directive, saying it promotes transparency and shows good faith

PROPOSALS HIGHLIGHT EDUCATION AND HEALTH AS BUDGET PRIORITIES

Senator Bam Aquino urged a reassessment of the proposed PHP243-billion flood control budget for 2026, suggesting that funds for unnecessary projects be redirected to education and healthcare.  He emphasized prioritizing spending on classrooms, learning equipment, and universal healthcare

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