Day: June 30, 2025

Bulacan: Governor Daniel Fernando outlined ambitious flagship programs for Bulacan province after taking his oath for a third and final term on Sunday night. Addressing a crowd that included 86 newly elected officials, 139 reelectionists, and 41 returning public servants, the governor detailed his administration’s key initiatives. According to Philippines News Agency, the key initiatives include ongoing housing projects for Bulakenyos through the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development and Global Homes Consortium. The visionary Bulacan Mega City Project and the establishment of a waste-to-energy facility were also highlighted. Additionally, the Bulacan Technohub and Innovation Center is currently under

Davao city: Reelected Governor Edwin Jubahib vowed to strengthen the province’s “pabahay” (housing) program during his third and final term. During an interview after his oathtaking Monday, Jubahib said the housing program he launched during his second term will be expanded. ‘We just have to strengthen it and we will make sure that the Dabaonons will have their own place to live in,’ he said. According to Philippines News Agency, Jubahib expressed optimism that with the support of the Provincial Board Members and his daughter, newly elected Vice Governor Clarice Jubahib, they can secure funding for more shelter, especially for

Antique: Senator Loren Legarda has pledged her support to enhance the healthcare infrastructure in Antique, aligning with the priority program of Governor Paolo Everardo Javier to improve 10 hospitals in the province. Legarda, a native of Antique, announced her commitment following the oath-taking ceremony of newly elected officials at Evelio B. Javier Freedom Park. According to Philippines News Agency, Legarda emphasized her dedication to ensuring that no needy family is turned away from healthcare services. She highlighted the importance of improving hospitals that have been devolved by the Department of Health (DOH) and assured that efforts will be made to

Mount fuji: Mount Fuji, the highest peak of Japan, will open for this year’s summer climbing season in early July with new fees and restrictions. Starting this year, both Shizuoka and Yamanashi, the two central Japan prefectures home to the mountain, will collect JPY4,000 per person climbing beyond its fifth stations. According to Philippines News Agency, restrictions will be tightened to prevent congestion on mountain trails and eradicate reckless overnight climbs. They include banning entry to the mountain beyond the fifth stations between 2 p.m. and 3 a.m. the following day. An official at a mountain hut operator voiced hopes

Manila: Authorities in Pilar, Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte demonstrated a quick five-minute response to a fatal shooting incident in Barangay Mabini late Sunday afternoon, a police official said Monday. According to Philippines News Agency, ‘This swift five-minute response demonstrates our readiness to protect the lives of our citizens,’ stated Colonel Warren Dablo, director of the Surigao del Norte Provincial Police Office. Dablo credited the rapid action to ‘strategic deployment of patrol units in key barangays, enhanced coordination with community informants, and real-time monitoring of incidents.’ The shooting, reported shortly after 5 p.m. by concerned citizens, prompted immediate action from