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Pay Hike To Preserve Private Sector Nurses’ Dignity: Roque

UniTeam senatorial aspirant Harry Roque promised to address the huge salary disparity between government and private hospital nurses at the forefront of the country's battle against Covid-19.

Treat War On Drugs As Public Health Concern: VP Bet

Instead of focusing on putting the drug dealers and users in prison, vice presidential aspirant Willie Ong urged the government to treat the war on drugs as a public health concern.

New Coronavirus Cases Fall Below 3K For 3rd Straight Day

COVID-19 UPDATE: The Department of Health reported 2,671 new cases and 6,130 new recoveries, with active cases falling below 70,000 and are now at 68,829.

Isko Moreno Vows To Strengthen Agri Education, Food Security

Presidential aspirant Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso vowed to strengthen agriculture and education to ensure the country's food security at a time of pandemic.

Star City Reopens After More Than Two Years Of Closure

The comeback that we've all been waiting for.

Cancel Culture: The Threat Of Toxic Online Trend

What exactly is "cancel culture," and why is it one of the most commonly used terms on the internet today?

Comelec Starts ‘Operation Baklas’ In Koronadal

The Task Force Baklas of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) started removing illegal campaign materials in Koronadal.

New Rice Pest Control Lab To Serve 5 Surigao Sur Towns

Rice farmers in five towns of Surigao del Sur can now benefit from a laboratory that will help eliminate pest infestation and rice farm diseases in the area, the Department of Agriculture in Caraga said.

Ilonggo Doctors Urge Parents To Have Kids Get Covid Jabs

The Philippine Pediatric Society, Inc. Western Visayas chapter has thrown its support to the ongoing rollout of vaccination for children 5 to 11 years old, which they advocate as the most effective way to prevent the Covid-19.

Over 206K Food Packs Released To ‘Odette’ Victims In E. Visayas

The Department of Social Welfare and Development has already released 206,582 family food packs to Typhoon Odette victims in Eastern Visayas in the past two months.

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