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Framework For Waste-To-Energy Technologies Pushed

Senate President Miguel Zubiri passed a bill promoting a framework for waste-to-energy facilities to address waste management problems and find a new energy source.

PH Finishes 3rd In PWD Chess Olympiad

The Philippine team successfully gained third place in the 1st FIDE Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities after winning against India.

ARTablado’s Buklod: Staging Unity Among Pinoy Abstract Artists

A local artist portrayed unity or alliance through abstract painting exhibited for this year's ARTablado.

Solon Bats For Tax Exemption On Fertilizers, Pesticides

Senator Imee Marcos is passing a bill that would give tax exemptions to over 11 million local farmers for fertilizer and insecticides.

Philippine Army Eyes More Defense Engagement With United Kingdom

The Philippine Army wants to increase its cooperation with the country over land domain training and education after meeting with the United Kingdom's defense attaché.

Solon Bats For Comprehensive Nutrition Program For Elderly

A senior citizen party-list representative calls for the development of a nutritional program for elders to address their growing population nationwide.

PBBM Reaffirms ‘Strong’ US-PH Partnership

President Bongbong Marcos highlighted the positive perspective on the partnership between the United States and the Philippines during his recent meeting with US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin III.

Senator Tolentino Pushes Comprehensive Nutrition Program For Elderlies

Senator Francis Tolentino recommends that the government support senior nutrition initiatives to lay a solid foundation for the nation's nutritional framework.

Senator Villanueva Bats For Free Licensure Exam Fees For Indigents

Senate Majority Leader Joel Villanueva passed a bill giving free licensure examinations to indigent Filipino aspirants.

MRT-3 Logs Highest Daily Ridership Of 400K Since Pandemic

The Metro Rail Transit Line 3 records its highest number of riders, counting to more than 400,000 since the pandemic.