The Philippine Herald

President Marcos Jr. vows to reorganize response teams and enhance disaster preparedness in the typhoon-prone Philippines.

President Marcos Jr. pledges to create more jobs and better opportunities for the Filipino workforce, signaling a booming economy.

President Bongbong Marcos highlighted the essence of his pro-poor executive order 34 to address homelessness and provide affordable housing for all Filipinos.

Senator Bong Go advocates bills for better employee welfare, including the Magna Carta of Seafarers and OFW Hospital.

Senator Cynthia Villar leads the groundbreaking for a border facility to inspect imported agricultural products, ensuring food safety and disease prevention.

President Marcos Jr. follows through on a promise to free farmers from debt, providing resources to uplift their lives and increase farm productivity.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development assures well-maintained facilities and ample personnel to support vulnerable sectors, expressing gratitude for the Marcos administration’s funding.

President Marcos Jr. emphasizes national security and the people’s welfare, commending the National Security Council and National Intelligence Coordinating Agency’s dedicated service.

Agusan del Norte’s Manobo tribe leaders sworn in as Indigenous People Mandatory Representatives, fostering community representation and development.

The local government unit of Antique urged to adopt a Community-Based Inclusive Development strategy to improve health services for persons with disability.