President Rodrigo Duterte declared on Saturday, September 3, a state of lawlessness following the explosion past 10:00 pm Friday night, September 2 at Roxas Street, a known place for Davao’s night market.
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The New People’s Army slammed the Armed Forces of the Philippines for maintaining their presence in areas believed to be stronghold of the communist rebels.
The Communist Party of the Philippines and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) announced that they will declare and issue a unilateral ceasefire to its armed-wing, the New People’s Army to reciprocate the government’s indefinite ceasefire which took effect on August 21.
An environmental group has urged residents here to oppose the High Tribunal’s ruling that struck down a local ordinance banning the agricultural practice of aerial spraying.
Close to 10,000 individuals have signed an online petition asking Manila archbishop,
Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle for the resignation of Roman Catholic bishops in the country.
Private and public school teachers in Davao region have one appeal to incoming President Rodrigo Duterte: fix the “extremely poor” delivery of services of the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) in Davao City.
It goes with the name Oplan Andam (Advocacy on Natural Disaster Awareness and Management), this is Davao del Norte’s community-based disaster awareness campaign which aims to build a calamity and disaster resilient communities.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) here said prices of school supplies remained stable, as it issued the price guide that will help the consumers in their purchases.
The Government of the Philippines (GPH) and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) peace panels signed the Declaration of Continuity of the Partnership in the Bangsamoro peace process.
The Department of Education (Deped) here is preparing to launch the National Schools Maintenance known locally as “Brigada Eskwela”.
