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Women In The News

Organ Donation Awareness Pushed In Davao City

A local physician in Davao City emphasized the importance of raising awareness of organ donation to help them save more Filipino patients.

Senator Imee Marcos Leads Retrofitting Of Magat Dam

Senator Imee Marcos hosted the groundbreaking ceremony for the Magat Dam refit, funded with Php500 million.

Tarlac City Soon To Have Own Hospital

Tarlac City Mayor Cristy Angeles hosted the groundbreaking ceremony of a new hospital in Barangay Binauganan, helping more residents with their medical needs.

PBBM, VP Sara Get High March Approval, Trust Ratings

A local research group disclosed that President Bongbong Marcos and Vice President Sara Duterte still received high approval and trust ratings from Filipinos last month.

Legazpi To Revive Sisterhood Pact With China’s Hengyang City

The Legazpi provincial government had a renewal of its sister agreement with China’s Hengyang City to continue its efforts on making programs for tourism, agriculture, education, and business.

Speaker Romualdez: Digitalization Gives Women ‘Dignity And Respect’

House Speaker Romualdez emphasized the role of digital public infrastructure in promoting women’s empowerment, giving more access to capital and opportunities to Filipinas.

Albay Steps Up E-CLIP Case Management For Former Rebels

The Albay provincial government opened its guidelines for former rebels through an enhanced program to develop the monitoring and handling of returnees.

Senator Legarda Urges Preservation Of Culinary Heritage Anew On Filipino Food Month

Senator Loren Legarda pushed the country’s culinary heritage for the upcoming celebration of Filipino Food Month.

PBBM Monitors Entry Of PHP3.48 Trillion Investment Pledges

The Board of Investments disclosed that the president is monitoring a new investment in Manila that will soon promote jobs for Filipinos.

2 General Santos Lady Centenarians Get PHP100 Thousand Incentive

Two centenarian ladies in General Santos received cash incentives from the government and shared their secrets on staying healthy despite such age.