The Philippine Herald

President Marcos Jr. urges unified efforts to preserve the nation’s resources after its successful forest management program in Ilocos Norte. 

The Philippine Coconut Industry expects oil prices to rise during the “ber” months, with demand set to increase as the country consistently ranks among the top three copra-producing nations.

The health department plans to establish the National Nursing Advisory Council to address the concerns of Filipino nurses and prevent brain drain.

President Bongbong Marcos urges maritime industry to embrace new technologies and secure opportunities for Filipino seafarers.

The government provides PHP 101.1 million in aid to families affected by Mayon Volcano’s unrest, reaching over 41,000 people with basic necessities.

The Department of Agriculture expands the soil rejuvenation program to more farming towns in Eastern Visayas, aiming to increase productivity and achieve food security.

Over 1,600 traditional and modernized passenger jeepneys participated in the first-ever simulation exercise to test the Public Utility Jeepney Modernization Program in Bacolod City.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources launches projects in Surigao del Norte, promoting resilience, sustainability, and community engagement.

The Department of Trade and Industry opens Negosyo Centers in Eastern Visayas, promoting opportunities for micro, small, and medium enterprises. 

The Department of Social Welfare and Development distributes financial aid to Batangueños for educational and disaster response assistance.