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Medical Repatriation Assistance Program Needs Urgent Revisions

Urgent revisions are needed for the medical repatriation program as the Philippines prepares to establish the Department of Migrant Workers.

3,067 College Students In Ilocos Norte Get PHP5 Thousand Educational Assistance

Senator Imee Marcos brings hope to over 3,000 students in Ilocos Norte, fulfilling their dreams of education with cash aid.

Active Collaboration Between Electronics, Education Sectors Urged

Vice President Sara Duterte highlights the need for collaboration between education and industry to enhance the growth of the semiconductor and electronics sector.

SPARK PH Bolsters Girl Power Through Sports

The "Girls Got Game" empowers young girls through sports, breaking stereotypes and building confidence for a brighter future in athletics.

Manila’s 2 Major Cemeteries Draw 45K Visitors Ahead Of ‘Undas’

Over 45,000 visitors flock to Manila's public cemeteries as Mayor Honey Lacuna urges respect and cleanliness during this solemn time.

DBM, Government Broadcast Service To Air Usapang Budget Natin Radio Program

Two government agencies collaborate for a groundbreaking radio show, 'Usapang Budget Natin,' bringing government closer to the people.

Iloilo Receives PHP4.5 Million For City Development

Iloilo city government received more than Php4 million grant to boost its creative industry and promote socio-economic development through local artists.

PCO Urges Public To Use ‘STOP And SPOT’ In Information Consumption

Stop the spread of fake news! The PCO advises the public to report false information and be responsible for sharing on social media.

PCO To Empower Next Generation To Be ‘Responsible Digital Citizens’

Presidential Communications Office Secretary Cheloy Velicaria-Garafil commits to shaping responsible digital citizens in the age of information through Media and Information Literacy.

VP Sara Wants PCCI Involved In DepEd’s SHS Curriculum Review

Vice President Sara Duterte invites the Chamber of Commerce to shape Senior High School curriculum, boosting employability and preparing our learners for the digital future.

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