The Philippine Herald

Senator Imee Marcos stands with rice farmers, confident that President Marcos Jr. will protect them from rice importation as harvest season begins.

The Department of Education announces the successful pilot implementation of MATATAG K to 10 Curriculum, leading the way for nationwide phased implementation in 2024.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development distributed PHP221.06 million to over 98,000 beneficiaries in the service caravan kickoff, bringing hope to communities nationwide.

Muslim Mindanao authorities take action against the measles outbreak in Marawi City and Lanao del Sur, urging parents to vaccinate and visit health centers to curb the spread.

The Negros Oriental’s health office launched an innovative campaign that tackles stunted growth among babies by feeding malnourished pregnant mothers for three months, reducing rates to below the national average.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Bicol steps up relief efforts for Mayon evacuees, distributing more than 6,000 food packs to affected families in the province.

The Department of Health initiated a campaign in Western Visayas to encourage smokers to have a healthier lifestyle through smoking cessation programs.

Over 30 residents in La Union receive agricultural land titles, protecting their farms and ensuring ownership for a better future.

President Marcos Jr. champions Filipino seafarers with urgent measures to ensure their competitive edge in the global maritime arena.

President Marcos Jr. pledges to boost local food production and help the underprivileged while cracking down on smugglers and hoarders to ensure food security.