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Read more about the article Lingap Para sa Bayan: One-stop shop for health services opens in Davao
ONE STOP SHOP. The Lingap Para Sa Bayan, a one stop shop facility to cater to indigent patients was introduced to the public on Friday, July 7. (L-R) City Mayor's Office Chief of Staff Atty. Raul Nadela Jr., Southern Philippines Medical Center Medical Chief Dr. Leopoldo Vega, and Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte Carpio attend the launching of the project at the Southern Philippines Medical Center where patients would no longer have to troop to different government agencies to avail of assistance. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

Lingap Para sa Bayan: One-stop shop for health services opens in Davao

Indigent patients in the city and nearby provinces will no longer have to go to different government offices when trying to access government health services with the opening of a one stop shop at the Southern Philippines Medical Center here Friday, July 7.

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Read more about the article Real estate service group says it’s ‘business as usual’ in Davao City despite Martial Law
BUSINESS AS USUAL. Property Interactive Marketing Enterprise (PRIME Philippines) Business Development Assistant Manager, Jen Namis says that it’s business as usual here in the city despite the prevailing Martial law in Mindanao. Namis said in a press conference at the Habi at Kape on Wednesday, July 5, the local businessmen do not feel the negative impact brought by Martial law, in fact they prefer the ‘added peace and security’ implemented in the city. (Robby Joy D. Salveron/davaotoday.com)

Real estate service group says it’s ‘business as usual’ in Davao City despite Martial Law

Representatives from a service company in the country said it’s still "business as usual" for most of the businesses here despite the prevailing imposition of martial rule.

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Read more about the article DCWD says yellowish water in Cabantian safe for drinking

DCWD says yellowish water in Cabantian safe for drinking

Despite the slightly yellowish water in Cabantian here, the Davao City Water District (DCWD) guaranteed that the water is safe to drink. DCWD Spokesperson Atty. Bernard Delima told reporters on Tuesday, July 4, that the water in Cabantian areas are yellowish because the pipelines in the area were not utilized for almost a year due to the ongoing improvement of waterworks.

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Read more about the article Nutrition Council 11 wants food establishment show calorie count
NUTRI-KARENDERIA. Regional Nutrition Program Coordinator, Dr. Maria Teresa Ungson says they are eyeing to launch a program for food establisents to label the calorie count on each food serving in Davao City. Ungson said in a press conference held at the SM City Davao, on Monday, July 3, that the program aims to lessen obesity and overweight cases in the city. (Robby Joy D. Salveron/davaotoday.com)

Nutrition Council 11 wants food establishment show calorie count

Are you conscious of your calorie intake? A new program of the Nutrition Council in Davao region aims to make the public be aware of the calories from the food served in the establishments.

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