The Department of Social Welfare and Development hired 200 workers to encode the Listahanan Survey, a database of poor households to identify beneficiaries of social protection services.
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Lawyers handling the case of overseas Filipino worker Mary Jane Veloso said there is still no development on her indefinite reprieve.
Urban poor groups in Manila and relatives of victims will commemorate on Friday the 15th year of the landslide in Payatas landfill that claimed more than 300 lives of the urban poor in July 10, 2000.
A barangay official from the third district reported an alleged synthetic rice noodles bought in Calinan public market.
The search is on for The Outstanding PWD in Mindanao 2015 which aims to commend persons with disability (PWD) who serve as role models to other PWDs.
Energy consumers here will be experiencing short duration of power interruptions over the weekend, the Davao Light and Power Company announced on Wednesday.
The Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc. (Philexport) from Mindanao chapter will be mounting the Mindanao Exporters Congress and Trade Expo on July 23 – 25 at the SMX Convention Center here.
Bayan Muna Rep. Neri Colmenares today expressed his gratitude to the groups and individuals urging him to run for senator in the coming elections.
Two soldiers of the 68th Infantry Battalion, 10th Infantry Division, Philippine Army were wounded after an attack by the New People’s Army in Barangay Palma Gil, Talaingod, Davao del Norte on Tuesday morning.
The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines-Nagkaisa (TUCP-Nagkaisa) is urging the Philippine government to prepare for contingency plans for Filipino migrant workers in Greece who will be affected by the week-long bank holiday to avoid running out of cash after the country voted to rejected the other day the terms of the International Monetary Fund bailout.
