The City Health Office here says at least one new case of HIV/AIDS is recorded daily in the city.
A diagnostic test kit able to detect low platelet counts in potential dengue victim’s blood within minutes is now available the city’s health centers this year, City Health Officer Dr. Josephine Villafuerte said in a press conference on Thursday, Jan. 4.
The Commission on Higher Education and the Embassy of France officially signed a partnership agreement that would grant full scholarship to college teachers to pursue graduate studies in France.
Business owners here are upbeat as they look forward to a better economy in the new year.
It’s supposed to be a holiday, but 61-year-old Aurora Manlawe opted to renew her business permit as the city’s Business Bureau started its first day of renewal of permits for this year.
The Davao City’s Business Permit and Licensing Division or Business Bureau announced that it will put up a one-stop shop for the processing of the renewal of business permits starting Jan. 2 next year.
The Department of Trade and Industry warned consumers of the 12 types of scam activities during Christmas season.
Despite the negative investment sentiments, Filipinos investing in stock market remains relatively high, according to an official of the country’s leading online stockbroker in the Philippines.
Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas said Friday that the P2 billion budget allocation for National Irrigation Agency is a victory for farmers. This as the group claimed that the irrigation service will now be subsidized by the government.
Three days before the Christmas celebration, the Department of Trade and Industry XI assured the public that there will be no price hike for “noche Buena” items all through out the yuletide celebration.
