The Philippine Herald

A town in Antique planned to open the Tiringbanay Festival until May after being on hiatus due to the pandemic surge.

Masbate fishermen will have a fruitful business for the next few weeks as they observed the increase of fish and coral reefs in Barangay Tigbao.

The Negros Occidental local government turned over new service vehicles to develop emergency services for its residents.

Two centenarian ladies in General Santos received cash incentives from the government and shared their secrets on staying healthy despite such age.

Over 500 individuals happily joined the “Pedal para sa Kapayapaan at Kalusugan” in Legazpi City to promote peace and order in the community.

The Philippine National Police ordered the deployment of personnel and an emergency response team to Negros festival to monitor possible crime during the event.

The Center of Health Development in the Ilocos region opened an immunization activity in the province to prevent the increase of measles and polio among residents.

The United Nations released a report saying that countries should have additional funding for the education department to achieve educational goals for 2030.

The World Health Organization announced to focus on building health systems in Western Pacific countries to improve universal health coverage.

The Department of Agrarian Reform funded the building of a new public road in Eastern Samar, helping remote areas in the province.