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224 OFWs From Israel So Far Return To Philippines

More than 200 overseas Filipino workers and 8 children, affected by Hamas attacks in southern Israel, were repatriated by the Philippine government in seven batches.

Senator Bong Go Fights For Substantial Boost In PH Sports Budget

Senator Bong Go urges increased investment in sports programs during Senate budget discussions, emphasizing their vital role in nation-building.

2 Black Hawk Choppers Join AFP Joint Exercises’ ‘Free-Fall’ Drill

The Philippine Air Force deploys “Black Hawk” helicopters for military free-fall exercises, showcasing tactical prowess and joint force interoperability.

PBBM Eyes Stronger Partnership With House Under Present Leadership

President Marcos Jr. expressed excitement for a stronger partnership with Speaker Romualdez in leading the House of Representatives.

DSWD Releases PHP12.9 Million For AICS Recipients Thru Bagong Pilipinas Caravan

The Department of Social Welfare and Development disburses more than Php12 million in cash assistance and over one million pesos of livelihood support to the people of Bukidnon through the Bagong Pilipinas Serbisyo Fair caravan.

“Trolls Band Together” To Bring Joy In PH Cinemas This November 15

Poppy and Branch unite for a musical family rescue mission, revealing secrets, romance, and a rainbow-filled adventure in Trolls Band Together.

Bacolod City, Korea’s Andong City Strengthen Cultural Links

Bacolod City government strengthens bonds with South Korea’s Andong City, showcasing vibrant MassKara Festival performances and paving the way for a colorful collaboration between the two cities.

Eastern Visayas Targets 5,000 MT Cacao Bean Yield In 5 Years

Eastern Visayas aims for 5,000-metric ton cacao production in five years to address nationwide shortage as demand grows.

340 Siquijor Residents Get Cash-For-Work Benefits

The Department of Social Welfare and Development provides a Php1.4 million cash subsidy to more than 300 Siquijor residents through cash-for-work programs and disaster resiliency training initiatives.

Senator Grace Poe: Ensure Kids Get Fresh, Unspoiled Milk In Feeding Program

Senator Grace Poe emphasizes the need for strict monitoring of government feeding programs to ensure fresh and nutritious meals for children.

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