Day: October 6, 2025

Pasay city: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. announced that every public school teacher will receive a PHP1,000 incentive in recognition of their dedication and sacrifices. The President made the announcement before tens of thousands of teachers during the National Teachers’ Day celebration at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. According to Philippines News Agency, Marcos stated, “Today, on World Teachers’ Day, we also provide a PHP1,000 incentive for every public school teacher – a little reminder man lang, kaunti lang paalala (just a little reminder) that we recognize your efforts and your sacrifices and they have not gone unrecognized.” The

Manila: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has stated that resigning from government service will not clear officials linked to alleged irregularities in flood control projects, emphasizing the need for accountability through due process: Manila: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Monday said resigning from government service will not clear officials linked to the alleged irregularities in flood control projects, but stressed that accountability must be established through due process. According to Philippines News Agency, Marcos expressed in his latest podcast episode that resignation is insufficient to absolve those involved. He highlighted the extensive damage caused, noting not just financial and

Biliran: The Office of Civil Defense (OCD) regional office here has deployed a high-capacity water desalination unit along with a water tanker to Biliran province to address the shortage of clean and safe drinking water in cyclone-hit communities. In coordination with the Philippine Army’s 546th Engineer Construction Battalion, the unit was stationed in the town center of Almeria, directly serving affected families and evacuees. According to Philippines News Agency, the deployment comes in response to the urgent need for safe drinking water in the province, which was severely impacted by Severe Tropical Storm Opong. Water system facilities of local government

Cebu: Police personnel in Cebu have started assisting in the ongoing shelter operations for families displaced by the recent magnitude 6.9 earthquake in the province. Philippine National Police (PNP) acting chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. stated in a briefing that officers from the Cebu Police Provincial Office (CPPO) participated in a pre-installation demonstration led by the Philippine Red Cross on the setup of tents at the ‘Tent City’ in Bogo City, Cebu. According to Philippines News Agency, the activity was conducted to enhance coordination between the police and humanitarian workers and to ensure the safe, organized, and efficient

Manila: Police authorities in the Soccsksargen region have recognized the exceptional dedication and exemplary service of one of their personnel who serves as a teacher for young learners inside the regional camp in General Santos City. According to Philippines News Agency, in line with the observance of World Teachers’ Day, Police Cpl. Dianne Camille Gingoyon, the teacher of the PRO-12 Child Development Center, was conferred the Medalya ng Kasanayan for her “eminently meritorious and invaluable service” as a mentor and nurturer to the sons and daughters of police officers assigned at the regional office. “Her dedication reflects the nurturing spirit