Day: April 29, 2025

Sorsogon City: On the instructions of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Secretary Rex Gatchalian arrived in Sorsogon to assess and monitor the needs of communities affected by the eruption of Mt. Bulusan. According to Philippines News Agency, Gatchalian emphasized during a briefing at the Sorsogon Province Disaster Response and Risk Reduction Management Council (SPDRRMC) office that President Marcos has mandated a comprehensive government response to support disaster-affected Bicolanos, especially those near Mt. Bulusan. Gatchalian assured Governor Edwin Hamor and local government units (LGUs) that the DSWD has prepositioned family food packs (FFPs) and

San Jose del Monte: Barangay leaders in San Jose del Monte City commended Mayor Arthur Robes, Rep. Florida “Rida” Robes, and the entire local government for their “relentless efforts” to address the water crisis. The local government unit’s (LGU) action ultimately led to the San Jose Water District Board’s decision to pre-terminate its joint venture agreement with PrimeWater Infrastructure Corporation. According to Philippines News Agency, the Association of Barangay Chairmen (ABC) President Zosimo Lorenzo expressed gratitude, stating, “We are very thankful to Mayor Art, Cong Rida, and the entire city government for listening to the cries of our constituents. They

Silang: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. addressed the new graduates of the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) Sinaglawin Class of 2025, urging them to maintain courage and integrity as they embark on their law enforcement careers. Speaking in Cavite, Marcos emphasized the importance of visible and principled law enforcement amidst various challenges faced by the country. According to Philippines News Agency, President Marcos highlighted the need for the 206 new police lieutenants to uphold the ideals of public service, particularly during times when their principles might be tested. He acknowledged the internal issues and public perception challenges facing the Philippine

Manila: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Tuesday expressed elation over the results of OCTA Research’s latest Tugon ng Masa survey, which showed the Filipinos’ continued trust and support for him. In a media interview on the sidelines of the graduation rites of the Philippine National Police Academy ‘Sinaglawin’ Class of 2025, Marcos said it is good to know that Filipinos appreciate his administration’s efforts to bring progress to the country. According to Philippines News Agency, Marcos stated that the survey results validate the actions and initiatives his administration has been implementing for the past two and a half, almost

Para±aque City: Local brands are encouraged to increase their shares in the growing domestic market as the Philippine beauty sector is expected to grow around 6 percent annually. The beauty and personal care industries in the Philippines reached USD3.7 billion (PHP350.35 billion) in 2024 as per the data of market research company IMARC Group, according to trade show organizer Informa Markets Philippines country general manager Rungphech Rose Chitanuwat during a press conference in Para±aque City Tuesday. According to Philippines News Agency, Chitanuwat added that the local industry will reach USD11 billion in the coming years, expanding by around 6 percent