The Philippine Army's donation drive reaches remote schools in Northern Samar, providing books, school supplies, and support to help suppress the insurgency.
The health department in Western Visayas receives Tuberculosis mobile van to expand active case findings and provide accessible health services in remote areas.
Farmers, fisherfolk, and livestock raisers in Ilocos Norte receive agricultural inputs and farm machinery worth PHP20.9 million to support their livelihoods.
A non-government organization offers free services to correct clubfoot in children, providing therapy, treatment, and corrective braces and shoes to patients.
The Employers Confederation of the Philippines hails the first year of the Marcos administration, citing economic expansion and job generation despite global challenges.
President Marcos Jr. believes that condoning agrarian reform beneficiaries' debt will boost the economy and strengthen food security, emphasizing the importance of the agricultural sector for survival.