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  1. PHOTO (from left): PSE Capital Markets Development Division Head Mark Frederick V. Visda, PSE Issuer Regulation Division Head Atty. Marigel M. Baniqued-Garcia, PSE COO Atty. Roel A. Refran, PSE and PDS Chairman Jose T. Pardo, GMAKF EVP and COO Rikki Escudero-Catibog, PSE and PDS President and CEO Ramon S. Monzon, Philippine Dealing & Exchange Corp. President Stephanie Marie A. Zulueta, and Philippine Depository & Trust Corp. President Ma. Theresa B. Ravalo.

    PSE and PDS donate P2M for typhoon victims

    PSE and PDS donate Php2 million via GMA Kapuso Foundation to aid Catanduanes communities affected by Super Typhoon Uwan, supporting disaster recovery and…

  2. HOLDING a ceremonial cheque each of their respective P1-million donation for communities hit by super typhoon ‘Uwan’ are (from left) PSE Capital Markets Development Division head Mark Frederick V. Visda, PSE Issuer Regulation Division head Atty. Marigel M. Baniqued-Garcia, PSE COO Atty. Roel A. Refran, PSE and PDS chairman Jose T. Pardo, GMAKF EVP and COO Rikki Escudero-Catibog, PSE and PDS president and CEO Ramon S. Monzon, Philippine Dealing & Exchange Corp. president Stephanie Marie A. Zulueta, and Philippine Depository & Trust Corp. president Ma. Theresa B. Ravalo.

    PSE and PDS donate P2M for typhoon victims

    The Philippine Stock Exchange and Philippine Dealing System donated P2 million to support communities in Catanduanes affected by super typhoon Uwan,…

  3. MODULAR Shelter Units

    DHSUD turns over modular shelters in Mandaue

    The DHSUD has turned over modular shelter units to Mandaue City for families displaced by super typhoon Uwan, advancing the establishment of a Bayanihan…

  4. PCIC sets P571M for crop damage

    PCIC sets P571M for crop damage

    PCIC allocates P571.3M to compensate farmers and fishers affected by typhoons “Tino” and “Uwan,” with fast-tracked claims to aid recovery.

  5. PBBM extends aid to ‘Uwan’ victims

    PBBM extends aid to ‘Uwan’ victims

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visits Albay to assess typhoon “Uwan” damage, support relief efforts, and donate Starlink internet, school supplies, and cash…

  6. 800,000 homes still without power

    800,000 homes still without power

    Roughly 800,000 households and businesses remain without power following typhoons “Tino” and “Uwan,” as the Department of Energy reports four million customers…

  7. U.S. aids typhoon-hit Filipinos

    U.S. aids typhoon-hit Filipinos

    The United States provides an additional $1.5 million in emergency aid to the Philippines after Typhoon “Uwan,” bringing total assistance to $2.5 million to…

  8. Flood mess gets deeper President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. delivers a President’s Report and holds a press conference at Malacañang to provide updates on the ongoing investigation into anomalous flood control projects. This comes three months after his State of the Nation Address, in which he announced an intensified campaign against infrastructure-related corruption.

    Legacy imprinted; new challenges arise

    The political sphere was anything but quiet. Amid the recovery efforts, the government confronted fresh controversies and mounting pressure from various…