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Senator Imee Marcos raised the reopening of Kadiwa stores in providing wider markets for the farmers' products.

During the celebration of World Food Day this year, it was disclosed that the Marcos administration is aiming to provide safe, nutritious, and affordable food for Filipinos.

Senator Francis Tolentino believed that the voluntary return of scientists to serve the country could boost the economy.

A church group offered PHP1.23 million worth of equipment and learning materials to some schools in Leyte to support the education of students.

The Coast Guard Station Southern Negros Occidental declared the seawaters of the southernmost localities in Negros Island as a "no sail zone" up until October 18 to give way to the eight-day joint naval military exercises between the Philippines, United States, and Australia.

The Provincial Board committee on agriculture in Antique urged the town mayors of the province to prioritize the enhancement of its slaughterhouses in compliance with the city's accreditation from the National Meat Inspection Service and expansion of the market.

Qatar Ambassador to the Philippines Dr. Ali Ibrahim Al-Malki bid his farewell to the Malacañan Palace after serving the country for six years.

A prelate from a parish church emphasized the power of faithful prayers during the Covid-19 pandemic and war between Russia and Ukraine.

The Department of Foreign Affairs plans to open at least a 1-million passport appointment slots before the year ends.

Improvement and protection on remittances of overseas Filipino workers were discussed during the latest deliberation of House Bills.