The increase in the number of people who tested positive for Covid-19 in select areas nationwide is not a cause for alarm, the OCTA Research Group said.
At least 1.3 million beneficiaries from the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program are no longer considered “poor”, the Department of Social Welfare and Development said.
President Marcos Jr. congratulated the Philippine National Women’s Football team for bagging the country’s first Asean Football Federation Women’s Football championship.
After two years of sparse crowds in popular attractions, the Philippines is slowly seeing the return of visitors and hoping for the tourism sector's rebound soon.
President Marcos Jr. commended the provincial government of South Cotabato for the successful weeklong celebration of its 23rd T’nalak Festival and 56th founding anniversary.
A party-list lawmaker proposes to the Commission on Higher Education to design a two-year program to be piloted in some state universities and colleges with health professions programs.
The Philippine Army announced that some 80 minor dependents of its personnel received Covid-19 jabs during its pediatric vaccination drive last July 14 to 15.
The police department ordered all police chiefs and station commanders to increase visibility and crime prevention measures, especially in tourist spots.
Makati City Rep. Luis Campos Jr. wants the country’s state universities and colleges to spearhead the offering of new Bachelor of Science in Nursing courses.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development said it is now updating its nationwide list of beneficiaries for the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program.
You can now redeem your Phoenix points to make purchases from a variety of their partner merchants, from food and drink to personal care, and frequently enjoy special benefits and discounts!
A lawmaker filed a joint resolution adopting "Build, Build More" to ensure the continuity of the infrastructure projects under the Marcos administration.