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DOH: 106K Nurses Needed In Health Facilities Nationwide

An official from the Department of Health disclosed that more than 100,000 nurses are needed to be deployed for public and private hospitals nationwide.

Philippine Sports Commission Conducts Booster Shot Drive For Employees, Athletes

The Philippine Sports Commission offered booster shots to both their employees and national athlete in support of fighting Covid-19.

Repair Of Existing, Non-Functional Irrigation Systems Sought

A party list representative called out the Department of Agriculture and the National Irrigation Administration for the rehabilitation of non-operational irrigation systems benefit to the farmers.

Philippines Pushes For Greener, Sustainable Maritime Industry

Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo categorized the Philippines as one of the countries to support a greener and more sustainable shipping industry.

Imee: Beyond Tributes To Rescuers, Level Up On Disaster Resiliency

Senator Imee Marcos raised the government's disaster response improvement after the recorded deaths during Typhoon Karding.

Solon Wants Budget For ‘Libreng Sakay’, Vehicle Plates Restored

A representative from the agricultural party-list proposed the restoration of the budget and improvement of the Department of Transportation's 'Libreng Sakay' program.

Pinoys Urged To Join National Family Week Observance

Two government agencies urged Filipino families to join the celebration of the 30th National Family Week.

DSWD: P22.7-M Relief Aid Provided To ‘Karding’ Victims

The Department of Social Welfare and Development disclosed that the agency was able to provide over PHP22.7 million in relief assistance to those affected by the typhoon.

Zubiri: SIM Registration Act Is A Weapon Against Crime

Senator Miguel Zubiri emphasized the essence of SIM card registration in preventing crimes during the bill's third reading.

Cayetano Prods Colleagues To Ensure Quality Work In Commission On Appointments

Senator Alan Cayetano advised the other members of the Commission on Appointments to improve their work by taking fewer appointees to study for hearings thoroughly.