A health official said Covid-19 restrictions could be lifted if the country is able to increase its vaccination capacity, especially for booster shots.
The Department of Science and Technology in MIMAROPA showed its full support to promote the province of Palawan as a model island for green energy and eco-industrial park in the Philippines.
The Negros Occidental provincial government partnered with the Diocese of Bacolod for a tree-growing project that will be carried out by students from various schools in the province.
Bacolod City Health Office advises parents to vaccinate their children against the coronavirus as a precautionary measure before opening classes this August.
The Department of Education in the Bicol region has come up with a three-year learning scheme to help students catch up after two years of disruption due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary Benjamin Abalos Jr. ordered all its agencies to help in the Department of Education's Brigada Eskwela.
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority is set to reimplement a variant of the Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program that would limit the number of vehicles in the National Capital Region.
The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office turned over checks amounting to over PHP16 million to the Quezon City government as its share of lotto revenues from January to June this year.
The Department of Education in Leyte is stepping up its efforts to encourage learners to enroll for the new school year as there are only two weeks left before the start of classes.
GSIS will adopt 25 schools nationwide this year with the help of the Department of Education to address the logistical constraints faced by public schools.
The Department of Health Center for Health Development in the Ilocos Region has recorded more individuals who have received booster shots as of August 7.
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority welcomed the call for a legislative investigation into the no-contact apprehension policy following complaints of excessive fines without due process by some motorists.
First Lady Louise Araneta Marcos has encouraged the graduates of the University of Batangas to use their talents to help others and make the Philippines a better place to live in.
"Hindi ko tatantanan itong problemang ito," said Senator Raffy Tulfo, who wants to investigate the persistent and recurring power outages and rotational blackouts in parts of the country.
"Mas magiging epektibo ang mensahe," said Senator Jinggoy Estrada, who wants public service announcements translated to Filipino and regional dialects.