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The Department of Agriculture has received 10,000 bags of milled rice from South Korea, as an aid to calamity-stricken families in the country.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. led the inauguration of the first section of the PHP23.2 billion North Luzon Expressway Connector from Caloocan to España, hopeful that the project would be completed “within the target time frame.”

The Department of Migrant Workers will be presenting the Philippine government's migration governance, programs, and services in Geneva, Switzerland.

A group of former Reserve Officers' Training Corps in Davao is pushing for the revival of the program for all college students.

The Sibalom Water District is undertaking the repair and maintenance of one of its three water pumping stations in preparation for the high demand for water this summer.

Parents in Bicol are urged to have their children vaccinated against measles-rubella and polio in health centers, as part of its upcoming supplemental immunization activity in May.

The Department of Science and Technology has turned over a brown rice mill in Aurora to help farmers increase the product's availability.

The Bureau of Fire Protection eyed building community fire auxiliary groups to serve more barangays when sudden fire accidents occur.

The provincial government of Davao del Norte has provided another batch of relief goods to flood and fire victims, promising to support them in times of crisis.

Quezon's second district has led the provision of solar-powered systems to Lucena villagers, which aims to supply steady potable water.