The Visayas Journal

The Department of Social Welfare and Development disclosed that over 97% of their beneficiaries have already graduated, moving them into the “non-poor” sector.

The Philippine Coast Guard restricted small vessels in Northern Samar due to high waves caused by Typhoon Betty.

More than 200 schools in Western Visayas shifted to alternative delivery mode as a precautionary measure against Typhoon Betty.

The Bureau of Customs collaborates with Europe to enhance economic ties and modernize customs processes, aiming to boost trade and investment opportunities.

Senator Joel Villanueva commits to passing well-studied and relevant measures for the welfare of the Filipino people before adjournment, prioritizing quality over quantity.

The House of Representatives approves bills revitalizing the Philippine salt industry and establishing an online agriculture information system.

The Philippine National Police deployed 27,000 personnel to assist local government units in responding to Typhoon Betty

Senator Imee Marcos urges two government agencies to secure more social security agreements for overseas Filipino workers in other countries.

The Department of Trade and Industry expands hubs in Eastern Visayas with a higher budget, supporting local and promoting unique products.

Vice President Sara Duterte launches the “PagbaBAGo: A Million Learners and Trees” program, emphasizing education and environmental conservation in Cebu.