Davao City fisher folks to receive 300 motorized boats on Kadawayan
The Department of Agriculture will release 300 motorized fishing boats to the poorest fisher folks in Davao City in time for the celebration of the Kadayawan sa Dabaw next month.
TECH TALK. Police Chief Inspector Allan S. Cabanlong, chief of the Regional Information Technology Management Office in Region I, warned the public about the dangers of sharing too much personal information in social media in forum about Cybersecurity in a science fair organized by the Department of Science and Technology held at NCCC Mall activity Center, Davao City on Tuesday, July 26. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)
Netizens warned: protect private information
As part of the National Science and Technology week celebration, ?the ?Regional Information Technology Management Office ?(RITMO) ??has warned about the growing threat to cybersecurity, urging the public to give more effort to protect private information in different social media sites.
TRAFFIC CONGESTION. City Transport and Traffic Management Office head Rhodelio Poliquit says they are proposing the city to buy four towing cars to aid in decongesting the roads in the city that has been used as parking areas by some car owners. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)
Traffic group to tow illegally parked vehicles
The City Transport and Traffic Management Office warned motorists that authorities will now tow vehicles parked along major streets.
SINGKIL. Cultural dancers perform singkil, a famous dance of the Maranao people, during the Kadayawan opening at Davao City’s People’s Park, Friday. (davaotoday.com photo by Medel V. Hernani)
Kadayawan 2016 execom to limit budget to P12M
Organizers of the Kadayawan festival here announced that they have already finalized the list of events, but set the limit on the budget to highlight the “simple and meaningful celebration.”
NNC eyes to combat child stunting thr?o?u?gh? ‘?F?irst 1000 Days’ advocacy
The National Nutrition Council-XI said child stunting in the region has reached 13.85 percent, with a 30 percent estimate of people who are suffering long-term malnutrition.
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