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Luzon

Quezon City, ILO Partner To Open One-Stop Shop For Migrant Workers

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A one-stop-shop for overseas Filipino workers and their families will open soon within the Quezon City hall compound.

CLAYGO Ordinance Seen To Promote Discipline In Baguio

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An ordinance has been filed requiring the enforcement of a "clean as you go" policy in eating establishments in Baguio.

BFAR Distributes Fuel Discount Cards To Ilocos Fishermen

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The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources started distributing PHP3,000 worth of fuel discounts to fisherfolk in the coastal towns of Ilocos Norte.

Dagupan City Gives Free Rice To Residents Availing Vax

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The city government gives three kilograms of rice to incentivize residents to get their Covid-19 vaccine and booster shots.

900 Tarlac Corn Farmers Get Fuel Subsidy

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The Department of Agriculture in Central Luzon has distributed over PHP2.7 million worth of fuel subsidies to corn farmers in Tarlac.

Program To Fight Ocean Plastic Pollution Launched In Parañaque

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The United States government, along with its partners, has recently launched a center to help address the plastic pollution in the seas of Parañaque City.

1,700 Cops Deployed As 350K Cordillera Administrative Region Learners Return To School

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The Police Regional Office in Cordillera deployed policemen to safeguard students who are expected to return to their classrooms on Monday.

Over P257-M To Fund Urgent Projects In Albay

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The first proposed supplemental budget of more than PHP257 million has been approved to fund various projects on health and other social services needed by the Albayanons.

Pagudpud Invites Surfers To National Surfing Tilt

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Surfing enthusiasts to ride the waves in the coastal town of Pagudpud.

1.3K Schools In Cordillera Ready For 5-Day, In-Person Classes

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More than 60 percent of all public elementary and secondary schools in the Cordillera region are now ready for face-to-face classes.
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