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A total of 4,135 volunteers gathered in Barangay 35, Gabu Sur to collect over 2.5 tons of waste during the 2026 International Coastal Cleanup organized by SM…
The Department of Agriculture Regional Field Office 3 distributed 4,000 sacks of duck feeds to 676 duck raisers in Candaba, San Luis, and Apalit, Pampanga,…
The DSWD Field Office 1 has distributed a total of ₱19.995 million in financial assistance to 3,999 jeepney drivers across the Ilocos Region under the AICS…
Over 4,000 dialysis patients in Pampanga received financial and food assistance from DSWD and the provincial government during aid distribution drives,…
New Clark City in Tarlac is transforming 4,000 acres into a pioneering AI and advanced manufacturing hub under the US-led Pax Silica initiative, positioning…
The US and Philippines plan a 4,000-acre economic security zone in Luzon under the Pax Silica initiative, aiming to boost regional supply chain resilience,…
Our Market drew a record 4,000 attendees at its largest campus tour in NU Dasmariñas, featuring interactive games, raffles, food booths, and a bazaar of local…
Over 4,000 jeepney drivers in Quezon City receive P5,000 cash aid from the DSWD, despite challenges in distribution. Learn more about the subsidy rollout and…
Nearly 4,000 passengers and drivers were stranded in 14 ports nationwide as Tropical Storm Ada disrupted sea travel, according to the Philippine Coast Guard.
Over 4,000 residents from Tanza, Cavite braved the rains brought by Typhoon Tino to avail of free medical, dental, and government services during the First…
Nearly 4,000 undocumented Filipinos are under U.S. ICE's radar, with final orders for removal. Philippine Ambassador Romualdez urges proactive legal action but…
The DBM has approved 4,000 more teaching positions for the 2025-2026 school year, reinforcing DepEd’s effort to improve learning conditions amid rising student…
The Guagua-Pasak River has been heavily silted after the eruption of Mount Pinatubo.