Luzon

The Department of Agriculture urged small-scale farmers to diversify crops and increase productivity to improve food security and sustain families.

The Department of Labor and Employment in Pampanga hired over 40 job applicants at the Central Luzon job fair, promoting productive employment to Filipinos.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development vowed to have enough food packs for families affected by Mayon’s restiveness for 45 days.

The Philippine Army activates Task Force Sagip and partners with government agencies to ensure safety among residents with the current situation of the Mayon volcano.

A job fair in Laguna provided employment opportunities for 200 unemployed individuals in compliance with minimum wage laws and no pending labor cases.

The National Food Authority clarified allegations of distributing poor-quality rice and assures that all rice issued is edible and safe.

Batac City government provides free palay seeds to registered farmers, aiming to enhance productivity and food security in the region.

Senator Imee Marcos provides educational assistance to students in Quezon province, emphasizing her anti-malnutrition campaign.

A municipality in Pangasinan launched an online service system to easily transact business needs, boosting the efficiency and revenue of residents.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Bicol prepares for possible response operations as Mayon Volcano’s alert level is raised.