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City-Owned Hospital To Serve Even Non-Residents

The new public hospital in Davao City is expected to start building this year and will be made available even to non-residents seeking medical care.

DHSUD, Army Eye Expanded Housing For NorMin IPs

The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development in Northern Mindanao has begun preparations for expanding a housing community of Indigenous Peoples in the province.

Migratory Birds In W. Visayas Under Close Watch

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources is keeping an eye on migratory birds in Western Visayas as a preventive measure in the wake of the avian influenza outbreak in numerous areas of Luzon.

Ilocos Norte Sites, Renewable Energy Impress Danish Envoy

Danish Ambassador to the Philippines Grete Sillasen left a strong impression on Ilocos Norte's renewable energy.

DOH Boosts Organ Donation Drive, Urges People To Sign Up

The Department of Health in Davao urges the public to sign up as donors in observance of the Kidney Month Celebration.

CSWDO Offers Reintegration Program For Returning OFWs

The City Social Welfare and Development Office is advancing a reintegration program for Overseas Filipino Workers who are planning to return to their respective places.

Vaccinate Kids Before F2F Classes, Parents Told

The Covid-19 Task Force urges parents to have their children vaccinated before the Department of Education approves the total resumption of face-to-face learning.

Exec: Next Admin Must Continue Inclusive Human Settlement Plans

The chief of the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development hopes that the next admin will continue providing adequate and affordable housing and inclusive human settlement programs.

LTFRB Remits P1.17-B Fuel Subsidy To 180K PUV Operators

Over 180,000 operators of public utility vehicles have so far received their one-time fuel subsidy from the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board.

POEA: More Jobs Await OFWs In Other Countries

More jobs abroad will be available to would-be overseas Filipino workers as the country continues to sign Bilateral Labor Agreements with host countries.

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