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Visayas

Learners In Typhoon-Hit Southern Leyte To Hold Classes In Tents

Due to some classrooms being under repairs and constructions, some students in Southern Leyte are having their classes in tents.

Antique Cops’ Outreach Program To Serve IPs

Police in Antique have partnered with a multi-purpose cooperative for a feeding and gift-giving program to benefit families of the Ati indigenous people in the province.

DSWD Urges Agencies, LGUs To Use Updated Indigents List

Local government units in Eastern Visayas are being encouraged by the Department of Social Welfare and Development to update their list of struggling families so that they can use it as a basis on who they have assisted and have not assisted yet.

1.87M Western Visayas Residents Receive Their National IDs

1,875,008 Philippine Identification cards were delivered, while 126,167 cards are still in the process of being delivered.

Antique Town Livestock Raisers Open Own Meat Shop

A meat shop in Antique has opened in the market of Sibalom, this is so that hogs of meat that are not sold could be easily disposed of.

Western Visayas Cacao Industry Supported With Better Technology

Cacao production in Western Visayas gets the support of the Department of Trade and Industry to improve the harvest.

Trade Fair Helps Antique MSMEs Market Local Products

Antiqueños are encouraged to patronize local products as the province joins in the national observance of the Buwan ng Wika celebration this August.

Negros Occidental, Diocese Of Bacolod Partner For Tree-Growing Project

The Negros Occidental provincial government partnered with the Diocese of Bacolod for a tree-growing project that will be carried out by students from various schools in the province.

Bacolod Kids Urged To Get Vaxxed For In-Person Classes

Bacolod City Health Office advises parents to vaccinate their children against the coronavirus as a precautionary measure before opening classes this August.

School In Remote Village In Antique Builds Makeshift Classrooms

Six temporary classrooms are being constructed by parents and locals in the isolated village of Antique as part of the Brigada Eskwela school preparation initiative this school year.