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BFAR Helps Rehabilitate Marilao River Thru Mangrove Planting

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About 8,000 mangrove shoots will be planted in Bulacan as part of long-term measures to improve the quality of water in the province's major river.

Passport On Wheels Rolled Out In Vigan

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Hundreds of Ilocos Sur residents availed themselves of the mobile passporting services of the Department of Foreign Affairs in partnership with the provincial government.

Almost 3K Urban Farmers In Baguio Register For Gov’t Aid

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Almost 3,000 residents engaged in agricultural products have registered with the government's Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture in Baguio.

Over 1K Health Workers In Bicol Receive Covid-19 Compensation

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A total of 1,120 health workers in Bicol have received their Covid-19 compensation.

Minimum Wage Workers In Bicol To Get P55 Salary Hike

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The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board in Bicol has granted a wage increase for all sectors.

Ilocos Norte University Gets Free Wi-Fi

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Students and employees of the government-run Mariano Marcos State University can now enjoy faster and more reliable internet access on campus with the "Free Wi-Fi for All" initiative.

‘Malacañang Of The North’ To Get Another Facelift

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A presidential museum in Ilocos Norte is expected to be improved further this year to lure more tourists to this northern gateway of Luzon.

Minimum Wage Hikes In Ilocos Region Approved

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The daily minimum wage rate in the Ilocos Region will soon increase following its approval.

P1.26-M DOST Fund To Boost Baguio’s Woodcarving Industry

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The Baguio city government and the Department of Science and Technology in Cordillera work together to improve the woodcarving industry.

Research To Develop Climate-Resilient Potato Varieties

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Climate change, according to researchers in Benguet, is complicating their efforts to develop disease-resistant agricultural varieties such as potatoes.
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