The Philippine Herald

Senator Chiz Escudero promised to support new procurement laws and auditing codes to empower local government units.

President Bongbong Marcos pledges to protect and promote the rights of overseas Filipino workers in Malaysia, strengthening ties between the two countries.

President Marcos Jr. and Malaysian Prime Minister Ibrahim reaffirm their commitment to elevating trade and investment relations between Manila and Kuala Lumpur.

The Police Regional Office in Western Visayas launches help and food bank to provide swift relief goods during emergencies.

The local government of Puerto Princesa rescue workers evacuated more families from vulnerable neighborhoods as Typhoon Egay and the monsoon posed an imminent danger.

The Department of Health is revolutionizing the distribution of Covid-19 health emergency allowance to healthcare workers for more efficient and timely delivery.

Davao City launches an online building-related permit system, streamlining processes for faster and more convenient transactions.

The 41st National Folk Dance Workshop introduces 11 new dances to preserve and promote Filipino cultural heritage.

The Department of Labor and Employment releases PHP328 million for an emergency employment program benefiting over 66,000 workers in the Ilocos Region, providing hope amidst economic challenges.

Defense Secretary Teodoro emphasizes the need for a thorough assessment of Typhoon Egay’s effects before considering them minimal.