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Luzon

Another Batch Of Balik Probinsya Recipients Leave For Bicol

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Another set of families fulfills their dream of a fresh start in life as they go back to their home provinces in the Bicol region through the national government’s Balik Probinsya, Bagong Pag-asa Program.

Baguio Pushes For Backyard Gardening For Food Security

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Baguio City government urged residents to start adapting urban gardening methods like growing vegetables in their backyards to contribute to food security in the region.

Ilocos Farmers Get 21 Tractors From Tobacco Excise Tax

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The Ilocos Norte government turned over 21 tractors to farmer associations in the province's first district, the budget of which came from the province’s share of the tobacco excise tax.

Baguio Starts Recovering Rights-Of-Way From Over 1K Structures

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Baguio City government said it has started recovering the road rights of way from over 1,000 public and private structures, and business establishments at the different barangays that have encroached on local and national roads.

300 Farmers In Central Luzon Receive Land Titles From DAR

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The Department of Agrarian Reform has finally distributed computerized land titles to 300 agrarian reform beneficiaries in Central Luzon.

BGC Urban Farm Allows You To Grow Your Own Food In The Middle Of The City

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Plantitos and plantitas can now rejoice and get their hands on farming as the Bonifacio Global City has finally opened its first ever Community Farm to the public.

No Spike In Covid-19 Cases Despite Panagbenga: Baguio CHO

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Local health officials are not seeing any signs of Covid-19 cases going up even after the Baguio Flower Festival which attracted thousands of tourists to the country's summer capital.

Community Pantry-Style Pharmacy Gives Free Meds In Baguio

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Fashioned after community pantries, this pharmacy offers free medicines to individuals with mental health problems.

Training To Help Ilocano Nurses Land Jobs In Germany

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The German government has renewed its commitment to fund training for Ilocano nurses to boost their chances of landing jobs in Germany, Ilocos Norte Governor Matthew Joseph Manotoc said.

Belmonte Urges QC Elderlies To Avail Of Free Maintenance Meds

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Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte is inviting all elderlies who are city residents to avail of free maintenance medicines through the relaunched Senior Citizens Maintenance Medicine Program.
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