Twenty-four Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) graduates here have received five heads of free-range chicken each from the municipal government on Friday as their livelihood starter kit. Mayor Maria Theresa Timbol said the program has been running for years and was intensified during the pandemic. “Last time we had a training on heavy equipment operator course which was participated by our indigenous people. They graduated from the training and we are happy that other agencies also offered various training here in the municipality,” she told the Philippine News Agency in an interview. Timbol added that
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