PCIC sets P571M for crop damage
Farmers and fishers affected by typhoons “Tino” and “Uwan” can now avail of compensation from the Philippine Crop Insurance Corp. (PCIC), which has set aside…
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Farmers and fishers affected by typhoons “Tino” and “Uwan” can now avail of compensation from the Philippine Crop Insurance Corp. (PCIC), which has set aside…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited Albay province, which was severely affected by super typhoon “Uwan” to inspect damage and ensure sustained relief…
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ILOILO CITY — Capiz is staggering after back-to-back typhoons leveled farmlands and wiped out millions worth of crops, leaving 6,111 farmers scrambling to…
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Support continued to reach Negros Occidental communities recovering from the disruption caused by typhoon “Tino,” with Senator Christopher “Bong” Go’s…
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Despite ongoing restoration efforts nationwide, roughly 800,000 households and businesses are still without power after typhoons “Tino” and “Uwan,” with four…
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Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Acting Secretary Dave Gomez downplayed simultaneous anti-corruption protests Monday, asserting that only a “very small…
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Billions do not enter, exit and reenter the national budget without the blessing, or direct orchestration, of someone powerful.
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The Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) began inspections Sunday of flood control projects across Metro Cebu following the extensive devastation…
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I urge my fellow public servants to deliver our service with integrity and dedication not just in the healthcare sector but in all aspects of public service.
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The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) said on Sunday that it continues to conduct relief operations in the Visayas region as Secretary Rex…
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Catapang said the gesture underscores the need for compassion and unity in times of crisis.
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The United States has provided additional relief assistance to “one of their closest friends, partners and allies,” the Philippines, after Luzon and parts of…
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With several classrooms rendered unusable, teachers and students shifted to alternative delivery modes to continue classes.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. shrugged off the “bombshell” allegations that former Ako Bicol Partylist Representative Zaldy Co dropped on Friday. His…
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The political sphere was anything but quiet. Amid the recovery efforts, the government confronted fresh controversies and mounting pressure from various…
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The effort to restore electricity in the aftermath of typhoons ‘Tino’ and ‘Uwan’ has reduced the number of customers without power from 4.8 million to 1.2…
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The sector could face billions of pesos in losses from the two typhoons, ‘Tino’and ‘Uwan,’ with Catanduanes hit the hardest. ‘For abaca alone, the damage in…
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