The Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) has confirmed that the haze being seen over Davao comes from Indonesian forest fires.
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The militant labor group Kilusang Mayo Uno on Tuesday said the calamity relief package announced by the Social Security System in the wake of typhoon Lando is “not enough to provide relief to workers and pensioners” in areas under state of calamity.
Youth advocates of Freedom of Information Bill (HB 5801) said that it is an important election issue among political aspirants.
Militant labor group, Kilusang Mayo Uno, backed a toxicologist who was charged with a case of “unprofessionalism” before the Professional Regulation Commission by the banana industry. The group said the case is a revived case that was already dismissed by the Department of Justice on November 2013.
The Davao Writers Guild is inviting all writers who are residents of Mindanao to compete in the 3rd Satur P. Apoyon Tigi sa Mubong Sugilanong Binisaya.
A commuters’ group called on candidates to support calls for easing Metro Manila’s traffic situation by backing a government takeover of Metro Rail Transit-Light Rail Transit and Philippine National Railways, saying the move is the solution to improve the railway system in the country.
College and Lumad students participate in the advocacy run organized by the Father Fausto “Pops” Tentorio Foundation, Inc, on early morning Saturday held at the Freedom Park, Davao City. (Contributed photo by Marrion Solis)
The Promotion of Church People’s Response vows to continue its advocacy for the Lumads in Mindanao as they remember the slain Italian priest from Arakan, North Cotabato Fr. Fausto “Pops” Tentorio.
A Partylist lawmaker called on government to support local farmers in order to help the country solve rice deficit.
Once upon a moment, when the cool Amihan breezed its gentle greeting and the Sun Monarch winked its golden radiance on the eastern realm, came this small banca to…
