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2GO Offers Free Transport Of Relief Goods To Odette-Stricken Areas

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2GO vessels are moving essential goods for free to areas affected by typhoon Odette.

Safe Spaces For Youth, A Priority For Uswag Ilonggo Party List

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Uswag Ilonggo Party List to prioritize a safe space for Ilonggo youth.

Phoenix Remains Operational In Typhoon-Hit VisMin

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Phoenix remains to be of service to customers in Visayas and Mindanao amidst the aftermath caused by Typhoon Odette.

Livelihood A Main Concern For Uswag Ilonggo Party List

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Uswag Ilonggo regional party-list recently conducted trainings for hablon weavers in Iloilo.

Uswag Ilonggo Looking At Education, Livelihood As Way Out Of Poverty Of Visayan Youth

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Uswag Ilonggo Regional Party List is looking at initiatives to address the alarming levels of teenage pregnancy among Ilonggo youths.

SM Foundation Distributes Kalinga Packs To Typhoon Odette Victims

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SM Foundation's Operation Tulong Express Program distributed thousands of Kalinga packs to families affected by the onslaught of Typhoon Odette.

Uswag Ilonggo Vows To Curb Teenage Pregnancy

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Youth leaders highlighted teenage pregnancy as one of the root causes of the many problems in Western Visayas in which Uswag Ilonggo Regional Party-List has vowed to address.

Phoenix Suspends Price Increase In Typhoon-Stricken Areas

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NO PRICE HIKE. Phoenix has announced that it will not implement any rate hikes in provinces hit by Typhoon Odette.

At Least 4.1 Million Children Affected As Super Typhoon Rai Makes Landfall In The PH

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Over 4.1 million children across the Eastern and Central Visayas, and Northeast Mindanao regions of the Philippines are affected by the onslaught of Super Typhoon Rai.

Davao Del Norte Wants Out Of Power Coop

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According to Davao del Norte Governor Edwin Jubahib, his people "can no longer pay 2 to 3 pesos more per KWH while having more brownouts and bad service and having no representation in the board."
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