Malabon has 2 new pumping stations
MANILA, Philippines — The Malabon local government on Tuesday inaugurated two pumping stations, to help mitigate floods during storms and high tides.
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Hog raisers warn of pork price spike
MANILA, Philippines — Hog raisers’ groups yesterday warned of a spike in the retail prices of pork in the coming weeks with the expected increase in demand during the holiday season if the pace of the vaccination program against African swine fever (ASF) remains slow.
Marcos: Cough, cold won’t slow me down
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has a cough and cold, but assured the public that his situation would not slow him down.
Outstanding public servants cited
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos yesterday awarded outstanding public servants.
Sara moves to terminate fund misuse probe
MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte appeared at yesterday’s hearing of the House committee on good government and public accountability, but refused to take her oath and requested the committee to terminate the hearing on the past expenditures of her office.
Comelec issues rules on use of social media during elections
THE Commission on Elections (Comelec) has issued the guidelines that would govern the use of social media, artificial intelligence (AI) and internet technology for digital campaigns in the 2025 polls.
Japan wants to improve PH postal infrastructure
ANOTHER delegation from Japan, the second in less than a month, has expressed the intention of the Japanese government to significantly develop and enhance the country's postal infrastructure through advanced digital strategies.
'Class suspension system complicated'
WITH several local government units getting criticized for confusion over suspension of classes, National Capital Region (NCR) mayors' council president and San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora said that there is «room for improvement.»