Davao QR code scanning now mandatory, penalties set
The City Council of Davao passed an ordinance this week requiring all establishments in Davao City to implement the Safe Davao QR Code for the purpose of contact tracing of COVID-19 cases
Special hubs and lanes for workers’ vaccination pushed
As COVID-19 vaccination for workers starts this week, the Committee on Labor of the Davao City Council is pushing for special hubs and lanes for the workers to get their jab at their convenience.
A relative holds a portrait of the late Susan Gayonan, the municipal councilor of Talakag, Bukidnon, who was gunned down in Barangay San Antonio of the same town on Saturday afternoon. (Jigger Jerusalem/davaotoday.com)
Police: Shooting of Bukidnon town councilor could be due to grudge
Despite claims by relatives that the Bukidnon town council member who was gunned down Saturday afternoon near her home had no known enemies, investigation of the police has led to personal grudge as the motive for the killing.
Pioneering Davao gay rights activist Pidot Villocino remembered
This year's Pride Month for the LGBTQ community is marked with sadness as Davao City's prominent gay activist Pidot Villocino passed away in this time of pandemic on June 6 from lung failure at age 61.
Teacher Roshelle Porcadilla (L) and Grade 10 student Mikay Haictin, 16, (R) during last week's virtual congressional hearing. (Screen grabs from Tony La Viña's Facebook post).
Bakwit school members decry harassment, bribery during detention in Cebu
Members of the Lumad Bakwit School who were arrested or held in custody after a raid in Cebu told a congressional hearing last week how they were intimidated and bribed in the course of their detention.
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