Luzon

Senator Bong Go champions the establishment of OFW Hospital in San Fernando City, providing crucial healthcare to overseas Filipino workers.

The local government of Ilocos Norte approves a donation for the award-winning Ilocano choir ‘Samiweng’ from Mirae Asia Energy Corporation after World Choir Games.

Police in Bicol activate response teams as Typhoon Egay threatens the region, urging the residents to evacuate to safer areas.

Ilocos Norte empowers 75 out-of-school youths with cattle production opportunities backed by the Department of Agriculture’s credit assistance program.

New diagnostic center to bring advanced healthcare services closer to indigenous communities in Ilocos Norte.

New Senate Building in Fort Bonifacio is on track for partial operations in July 2024, symbolizing post-pandemic recovery and sustainability.

The National Irrigation Administration implements contingency measures in Ilocos Region to mitigate El Niño’s impact on farmlands, including crop adjustments and direct seeding.

The Office of the Vice President brings hope and empowerment to Bicol Region with its 10th satellite office, expanding access to programs and services for Filipinos in need.

The Department of Health in the Cordillera Administrative Region aims to vaccinate 26,000 children against vaccine-preventable diseases like measles, addressing previous refusals and deferrals.

A new tomato cold storage facility funded by the World Bank will help Ilocos Norte farmers to reduce post-harvest losses and benefit local tomato growers.