Uptown Magazine

Starting April 1, public utility buses and closed van delivery trucks will again be able to use the elevated Skyway system.

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office turned over PHP300,000 as financial support to the center for victims of violence against women and children in the province of Antique.

The Bangsamoro government has granted a PHP10-million seed fund for indigent patients confined in a district hospital in Maguindanao.

The first batch of informal sector workers and freelance workers affected by the enhanced community quarantine received their financial assistance from the Ilocos Norte government through the Ilocos Norte Trade and Investment Center (INvest).

Local candidates for various elective positions in Bulacan joined a simultaneous unity walk and signing of a peace covenant for Secure, Accurate, Free, and Fair Elections (S.A.F.E.).

The Department of Agriculture in Caraga has opened a "Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita" locally-sourced trade fair that will run for 10 days in honor of women farmers and entrepreneurs in the region.

Some 20,000 schoolchildren are set to benefit from the Bangsamoro school-based feeding program this year in Tawi-Tawi.

The Department of Agriculture has turned over two cold storage facilities in Nueva Ecija that will address the problem of post-harvest storage of onion farmers.

The Department of Trade and Industry has turned over PHP3.29 million worth of livelihood kits to micro small and medium entrepreneurs in Southern Leyte badly affected by Typhoon Odette.

These 22 Filipino women leaders speak with the vision to help women find their potential and raise themselves up, especially those in less fortunate circumstances.