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Visayas

‘Odette’ Victims In NegOr Get Water Relief From Utility Firm

Typhoon victims in the towns and cities of Negros Oriental have received thousands of liters of water from the Metro Dumaguete Water in the aftermath of Typhoon Odette.

Digital Dinagyang To Open On Jan. 14

The Dinagyang Festival in Iloilo City will be streamed live on various Facebook accounts, making it an online festival.

112K DSWD Food Packs Sent To ‘Odette’ Victims In E. Visayas

About 112,784 family food packs have been distributed to cities and towns affected by Typhoon Odette in Eastern Visayas in the past three weeks, the Department of Social Welfare and Development reported.

Bacolod Ecozone To Create More Jobs: Solon

The passage of the Bacolod Special Economic Zone Act is seen to bring in more investment and employment opportunities on its road to recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.

NegOcc Sets ‘Walk-In’ Sked For Capitol Employees’ Booster Shots

Negros Occidental has scheduled a three-day “walk-in” vaX at the Capitol-owned Negros Residences for employees who want to avail of booster dose against the Covid-19.

IPs In Antique Town Get Livelihood Aid

The indigenous peoples of Antique were given 14 cattle and a carabao as a kind of livelihood support.

Cebu City Cops Intensify Gun Ban Checkpoints

Cebu City's police stations have intensified checkpoints to enforce the gun ban and ensure that no gun-related violence will occur during the election period, a ranking police official said.

Olongapo City Imposes ‘No Vax, No Entry’ Policy

Olongapo City government has ordered the setting up of border checkpoints requiring non-residents to present proof of vaccination before they can enter the city.

Negrenses Benefit From Power Firm Relief Aid

Energy Development Corporation, which operates the 222.5-megawatt geothermal power plants in Negros Oriental, gives relief assistance to thousands of households in the province.

Ilonggos Urged To Observe ‘Rest Mode’, Stay Home

Ilonggos are encouraged to stay home and limit their non-essential trips outside as cases of the Covid-19 are on the rise amid the Omicron variant threat.