Zero waste advocacy group EcoWaste Coalition called on Halloween trick or treat organizers to minimize the production of waste for an eco-friendly events this coming Halloween.
“I would like to say it’s already done! It’s a complete and total victory for the troops!”
A minimum monthly wage of P2,000 for domestic workers in Davao is already “enough” and no longer needs to be increased, a member of the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board (RTWPB) 11 said Monday, October 16.
A local official on Tuesday, October 17 said government officials and businessmen from Japan’s second largest city has committed to promote Davao City to its residents and the business community.
Before the country’s public transport could be modernized, the Duterte government must ensure first that the needs of the Filipino people are addressed, a militant group leader said as the two-day nationwide transport protest started on Monday, October 16.
Presidential daughter and Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio asked on Thursday, October 12 three opposition senators not to use President Rodrigo Duterte for their own political agenda.
The local government is turning to social media to reach residents who want to communicate their concerns, including complaints against local officials.
Heavy traffic in Davao City could stretch for up to five days more as the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) have not yet completed its road clearing operations at the landslide-affected area of Maa-Carlos P. Garcia Highway.
The New People’s Army Valentin Palamine Regional Operations Command said that it torched several facilities of Sumifru Corporation in South Cotabato because of “unjust labor practices.”
The traffic caused by the ongoing road clearing operations along the Maa-Carlos P. Garcia Highway commonly known as the Diversion Road will probably affect commuters and motorist until this week.
