In preparation for the Sto. Niño festival, the City Transportation and Traffic Management Office will implement a re-routing scheme for vehicles passing along Shrine Hills Matina this city.
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Malacañang said the Department of Health has funds for its family planning program despite the removal of P1 billion from its budget for the purchase of contraceptives.
The National Book Development Board (NBDB) announced the opening of the nominations for the 4th National Children’s Book Awards.
Forty-four workers in the Japanese-owned flat glass factory in Pasig, AGC Flat Glass Philippines were reportedly retrenched today.
The family of Mary Jane Veloso was able to visit her at a prison facility in Wirongunan in Jogjakarta Tuesday morning.
A group of migrant workers urged Vice President Jejomar Binay to visit hundreds of distressed and stranded overseas Filipino workers in Saudi Arabia.
Political prisoners in Camp Bagong Diwa started their fasting and hunger strike to condemn the death of an elderly political detainee.
The postal union, Kapisanan ng mga Kawani ng Koreo sa Pilipinas (KKKP), mourned the passing of its founder and labor leader Democrito Mendoza, who died Tuesday evening.
By Kristine Ina Magdosa, Davao Today Intern DAVAO CITY – Business Bureau officer-in-charge Atty. Lawrence Bantiding said the bureau lacks…
