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  1. HEALTHCARE CLOSER TO HOME | A new Super Health Center is turned over in Santa Catalina, Negros Oriental, bringing primary care, consultations and other basic health services closer to residents.

Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go welcomed the facility’s completion, stressing the importance of detecting and treating illnesses before they become more serious.

    Super Health Center opens in Negros town

    Senator Bong Go welcomes the opening of a Super Health Center in Santa Catalina, Negros Oriental, bringing primary healthcare and consultations closer to…

    DT·

  2. AYALA Land said the proceeds from the sale of 50 percent stake in the Ayala Alabang Town Center will drive funding of its robust leasing pipeline, which includes nearly 700,000 square meters of new gross leasable area aimed at transforming key growth centers nationwide over the next five years.

    Ayala Land cashes in on Alabang Town Center

    Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) sells its 50% stake in Alabang Commercial Center to unlock P13.5 billion, funding its nationwide leasing pipeline of nearly 700,000 sqm…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  3. The Marikina Town Center Football Field, a 100x68-meter football field built using FIFA standards with bleachers that can seat up to 250 people.

    Revitalizing Marikina Town Center

    Marikina Town Center launches a FIFA-standard football field and the Toyota Tamaraw Food Park, creating new sports, dining and community spaces as part of…

    Pauline Songco·

  4. Maiden RE project to boost DMCI Power portfolio

    Maiden RE project to boost DMCI Power portfolio

    Part of DPC’s 43 MW capacity expansion pipeline this year, the wind project is designed to supply sustainable energy for mining operations on Semirara Island.

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  5. Japan funding builds classrooms, town center

    Japan funding builds classrooms, town center

    ‘Our economic development fund is only 20 percent of our general fund, and we don’t use it solely for education but for all other economic development…

    Kathryn Jose·