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.
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.
President Bongbong Marcos affirms his commitment to supporting modernization initiatives and encourages graduates of the Philippine Army to be outstanding leaders.
Budget Secretary Pangandaman emphasizes the government's commitment to improving education, with the highest budget allocation provided under the Marcos administration.
President Marcos Jr. is thrilled as the Philippines' employment rate rises, promising more economic activities for job creation and making the country investor-friendly.
The organization of bishops in the country encourages Philippine delegates to World Youth Day in Portugal to bring hope to a wounded world and share faith with fellow Catholic youth.