The Department of Health Officer in Charge Maria Rosario S. Vergeire assured health officials of the Bangsamoro Region of her support for the region's vaccination campaign and other health programs.
The Department of Agriculture in Western Visayas is eyeing to boost its rice production this year through the provision of fertilizer vouchers to qualified farmers.
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Zamboanga City's weightlifters ruled their respective divisions, adding six gold to the Philippines' medal haul in the Asian Youth and Junior Weightlifting Championships.
The local government in Leyte hopes more people will know the late grand-uncle of President Marcos Jr. in Leyte as they will reintroduce him in time for the celebration of World Tourism Day in the province.
A youth organization in Benguet has initiated a Zumba-for-a-cause event to help the families affected by the mudslides and flash floods in Banaue, Ifugao.
Aurora's tourism industry is on its way to recovery as the Aurora Tourism Office recorded an increase in visiting tourists in the first half of the year.
Several senators are eager to hear about President Marcos Jr.'s economic agenda for the next six years in his first State-of-the-Nation-Address on July 25.
The Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises Development Council passed a resolution supporting a proposed provincial ordinance for the creation of an electronic business registry for databank and other purposes.
The Department of Education is set to draft a plan prioritizing face-to-face learning and considering blended modalities for basic education in the country.
The Philippine National Police designated three freedom parks in Quezon City where protesters can hold their activities during the first State of the Nation Address of President Marcos Jr.
President Marcos Jr. urges relevant agencies to come up with the necessary preparations and planning for the opening of face-to-face classes this year.
The Department of Agriculture has identified 20,000 hectares of rice farms in Leyte for the soil rejuvenation program to increase yield in the province.
The Negros Occidental government said it no longer needs to declare a state of calamity as it has enough funds for its campaign to address the high cases of the dengue mosquito-borne disease.