The Philippine Herald

The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation launches the “Konsulta Package” in Apayao province, providing essential health services to residents under the Universal Health Care law.

Sagay and Sipalay were chosen as pilot sites for the Department of Agriculture’s PalaySikatan project, enhancing rice production with modern technologies.

Residents of Dapa in Siargao receive Php 3,000 each in financial aid alongside the first International Dragon Boat Festival.

The Marcos administration plans to implement innovative strategies to combat the effects of El Niño on agriculture, including rainwater harvesting and irrigation improvements.

Catholic Bishops allow varied gestures for the “Lord’s Prayer” during Mass, emphasizing respect and individual expression.

Numerous farming communities in North Cotabato receive Php 83 million in farming interventions for increased productivity and income.

Alangalang farmers’ groups receive marketing and enterprise development assistance to boost vegetable production and promotion.

The government urged to enhance technical and vocational education and training programs, focusing on higher-level certifications and industry partnerships for better job prospects.

The Government awaits the passage of bills to modernize the salt industry, bringing new regulations and development to benefit producers and consumers.

President Bongbong Marcos showed his commitment to food security and zero hunger by signing the RISE Project, bringing hope for rehabilitation and a sustainable future.