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PH Eyes More Vaccine Brands For Pediatric Population

The government is coordinating with other drug manufacturers to expand the emergency use authorization of Covid-19 vaccines for children.

Army Offers Free Internet To Students In 4 Far-Flung Detachments

The Philippine Army has installed very small aperture terminals in four far-flung detachments to strengthen and enhance communications among military troops and even for students having online classes.

Chevron Volunteer Week 2021 Supports Local Businesses And Provides Sustainable Aid

Chevron Philippines Inc. successfully completed its second annual blended Chevron Volunteer Week, providing sustainable lifestyle assistance to local communities.

Palace Wants All LGUs To Provide Telemedicine Services

Malacañang is hoping to see more local government units providing telemedicine and telehealth services for patients who tested positive for Covid-19.

QC To Add Pop-Up, Mall Vaccination Sites

Additional vax sites are set to open in Quezon City this week to accommodate more residents and intensify the city’s vaccination program.

DILG: Unvaxxed People Will Only Be Sent Home, No Arrests

Individuals who are unvaccinated against the Covid-19 will only be requested to go home and will not be arrested, Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary Eduardo Año clarified.

No Escalation Of Alert Level In NCR: Mayors

"No need to escalate to Alert Level 4," the 17 NCR mayors have agreed to maintain the Alert Level 3 status for the National Capital Region.

Diocese Brings Food Packs, Shelter Kits To ‘Odette’ Victims

The Diocese of Dumaguete, in collaboration with the National Secretariat for Social Action Caritas Philippines, continues to bring relief aid to victims of Typhoon Odette in Negros Oriental.

National Vax Rollout Provides Silver Lining Amid Pandemic

"Ang silver lining talaga natin dito ay marami nang nabakunahan," said Presidential Adviser on Covid-19 response Vince Dizon amid the rise in Covid-19 cases.

Don’t Resort To Panic Buying Of Meds, Prelate Tells Faithful

“Let us not be greedy..," an official of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines appealed to the people not to buy essential medicines in bulk if they do not need them.