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“Importante sa akin ang buhay at kalusugan ng bawat Pilipino”: Senator Bong Go assists fire victims in Makati City, underscores push for disaster resilience

Messages of hope and assurance of government support were extended to families affected by a recent fire in Barangay Tejeros, Makati City, as Senator Christopher “Bong” Go personally led a relief effort on Wednesday, January 28. The fire, which occurred on January 24, claimed two lives and left six others injured. Prior to the distribution…

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Philippine Army targets full insurgency-free status in Northeastern Mindanao

By Ivy Tejano DAVAO CITY – The Philippine Army’s 10th Infantry Division announced that it is targeting full insurgency-free status across its entire area of responsibility this year, with seven municipalities still awaiting administrative clearance for formal declaration. Speaking during the Davao Peace and Security Press Corps briefing at the Royal Mandaya Hotel on Wednesday,…

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RTWPB-XI to hold public hearing on minimum wage determination in Davao Region

Davao City, Philippines – The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board (RTWPB) – Region XI invites all interested parties to attend the public hearing on minimum wage determination for private sector workers and domestic workers in the Davao Region. As stipulated in Republic Act No. 6727, or the Wage Rationalization Act of 1989, the respective…

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BARMM Groups want some amendatory items to electoral code scrapped

By Jun Aparece  COTABATO CITY – Groups representing the sectors mentioned in the Bangsamoro Electoral Code have petitioned the Bangsamoro Transition Authority to scrutinize and scrap some discriminatory provisions in the amendment bill to the electoral code. Fifty-four organizations warned that the amendment bill, the BTA Bill 149 contained provisions that were “highly objectionable, illegal…

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The End of the Long Walk: Bringing Classrooms to the Philippines’ Forgotten Corners

Photo Courtesy: UNICEF Philippines/2019/Jeoffrey Maitem For millions of children in the most remote corners of the Philippines, the school bell isn’t a sound that echoes down a hallway—it is a goal that lies at the end of a grueling four-hour trek. These are the “last-mile” students, young learners in upland trails, island coastal paths, and…

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