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Army Engages Cebu Youth On Nation-Building

The Armed Forces of the Philippines in Cebu said it will continue to engage the millennials on pressing issues concerning the youth, an Army official said, as they recognize their role in nation-building.

Metro Manila Stays Under Alert Level 1

Metro Manila, along with 47 other areas in several parts of the country, will remain under Alert Level 1 until March 31, Malacañang said.

1.2M Kids Aged 5-11, 9.7M Minors Vaccinated: DOH

A total of 1,233,017 children aged 5 to 11 years old have been inoculated against Covid-19 since the Department of Health started with its pediatric vaccination on February 7.

Incredibly Discounted Prices During Shopee’s Mega Midnight Deals This 3.15 Consumer Day!

Join Shopee’s 3.15 Consumer Day salubong with these Mega Midnight Deals that you can add to cart as early as now:

Power Mac Center Woos New-To-iPhone Users

Power Mac Center invites Filipinos to rediscover the beauty of the iPhone and makes it easier on the pocket through great discounts, flexible payment offers, and wide availability both in stores and online.

DepEd Allots P1-B For Expansion Of In-Person Classes

The Department of Education has allotted around PHP1 billion in support funds for all public schools nationwide as more schools are set to participate in the progressive expansion of limited face-to-face classes.

Couple Leaves Manila, Grabs BP2 Opportunity For Kids’ Health

Another couple took advantage of the government's Balik Probinsya Bagong Pag-asa Program to safeguard their severely asthmatic children away in Manila.

‘Balik Probinsya’ To Send Home 9 Families To Masbate

Nine families will go home to Masbate on Tuesday morning, the third batch of dispatch this year.

San Juan Readies 19th Batch Of Food Packs For Residents

The San Juan City government will start distributing the 19th wave of food packs for its residents on Thursday.

IPs Welcome F2F Classes Opening In Bataan Aeta Village

Indigenous peoples welcomed the opening of face-to-face classes in an Aeta upland village in Bataan, saying it is more beneficial to pupils and parents, especially to some natives who do not know how to read and write.