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Bacolod City Projects 600K Tourist Arrivals By Year-End

The Bacolod City Tourism Development Office is projecting 500,000 to 600,000 tourist arrivals by the end of 2022.

Dagupan To Pursue Waste-To-Energy Project

Dagupan City will continue its Waste-To-Energy Project to solve the city's waste disposal problem.

BARMM Placed Under State Of Calamity Due To Massive Floods

The chief minister of the Bangsamoro Region has declared a state of calamity after three areas in the region were severely affected by floods.

Philippine, Qatar Seek To Expand Ties On Climate Change Mitigation

The Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed that both the Philippine and Qatar governments are discussing to expand their partnership to address climate change.

Cataract One Of Major Causes Of Visual Impairment Among Pinoys

The Philippine Eye Research Institute reported that 1.1 million Filipinos suffering from Cataract.

Florita-Hit GSIS Members, Pensioners Can Apply For Emergency Loan

Victims of the severe tropical storm Florita can now borrow up to PHP40,000 from the GSIS.

Department Of Agrarian Reform Wants More Farm-To-Market Roads To Improve Food Supply Flow

The Department of Agrarian Reform said more farm-to-market roads should be built in remote areas of the country to improve the flow of food supply.

Padilla Vows To Uphold Indigenous Peoples, Muslim Filipinos’ Rights

Senator Robinhood Padilla said that Indigenous peoples should not be discriminated against or deprived of their ancestral domains.

Heritage Workers Seek Help In Preservation Of Churches

The Commission on Church Cultural Heritage of the Diocese of Dumaguete is seeking technical expertise and funding for the restoration and preservation of their churches.

North Cotabato Remote Towns Get Modern Ambulances

At least 9 towns in North Cotabato have received PHP15.3 million worth of modern ambulances to bolster their response to emergencies.

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