A team of experts are now in the city to consult local officials in crafting a multi-million tourism master plan for the city’s “Little Tokyo”.
A proposed legislation that would allow pregnant women, especially the Lumad, to avail maternity programs of the city has been submitted for enactment, a City councilor said Monday.
More than 16, 000 Filipinos signed an online petition to rename the Ninoy Aquino International Airport back to its original name, the Manila International Airport.
Maria Luisa Bermudo, chief of the City Social Services and Development Office said the one-stop health service center will provide convenience to patients and their families, specially to indigent patients who needs financial support from government agencies.
A militant party-list representative urged President Rodrigo Duterte Thursday to certify as urgent House Bill No. 557 or the Genuine Small Coconut Farmers’ Fund as it warned of legislative proposals that deprived coconut farmers of their legitimate claim.
Gabriela Rep. Emmi De Jesus said repealing the Emergency Power Industry Reform Act would “provide affordable electricity for Filipino consumers which can be met by reversing the privatization of state power assets.”
Regina Rosa Tecson, department head of City Tourism Office said DIAA would spur air travel in the city and at the same time would give officials a smooth “management and the supervision” of the airport.
The City Government received P2 million from the Department of Agriculture to improve the livelihood of fisherfolk in Davao City.
The government cannot yet afford to regularize employees in government who work under contracts of service or job orders.
Days before the observance of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day, the Davao Light and Power Company will implement a 15-minute power interruptions on October 29 and 31.
