Luzon

President Bongbong Marcos expresses relief as he finds displaced families in Albay province in “good condition” despite Mayon Volcano’s unrest.

The Philippine National Police launches a cycling initiative to combat illegal drugs, involving communities in the “Buhay Ingatan, Droga’y Ayawan” program.

Philippine Army conducts operations for 15,000 Mayon Volcano evacuees and extends additional assistance to Albay.

President Marcos Jr. assures all possible government aid for families displaced by Mayon Volcano’s restiveness, including mental health support for affected children and parents.

The armed forces and local government units remained on stand-by for the possible effects of the high alert on Mayon Volcano.

The Philippine Franchising Association brings 60 businesses to the first-ever franchising expo in Ilocos Norte, offering investors new opportunities and promoting economic growth.

DOLE boosts a training program to provide a livelihood to displaced workers affected by recent oil spills.

Lawmakers express gratitude for the government’s efforts in assisting Albay evacuees affected by Mayon Volcano’s recent situation.

The Government Service Insurance System donates office equipment and computers to the Philippine Postal Corporation in compliance with its recovery from the devastating fire.

The Office of Civil Defense empowers vulnerable communities in Central Luzon to become disaster-resilient through various capacity-building activities and the distribution of emergency materials.