Monday, January 13, 2025
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The Cabinet

Vergeire: Vaccine Czar Appointment Won’t Change DOH Processes

"No processes will be changed, there may be additional ones, because we now have this vaccine czar, our leader, he may add more expeditious processes for our work to be easier," Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said.

Villar: Almost P6-B Infra Damage Due To ‘Rolly’

Super Typhoon Rolly, nagtala ng PHP6 billion na pinsala sa public infrastructure ng bansa.

Villar: 18 Road Sections In 4 Regions Closed Due To ‘Rolly’

Heads up! These 4 regions closed down 18 road sections due to Typhoon Rolly:

Bello Hopes POEA, OWWA To Be Part Of Proposed OFW Dept

Department of Labor and Employment Secretary Silvestre Bello III is hoping that its two attached agencies handling concerns of OFWs would not be abolished once a department of OFWs is created.

Vergeire To LGUs: Screen Evacuees For COVID-19 Symptoms

Vergeire reacts to the possibility that RT-PCR test or rapid test for COVID-19 may not be available during crisis situation.

Dar: Agri Modernization Key To Surviving Pandemic

Agriculture Secretary William Dar leads the harvesting of the different varieties of hybrid rice inside the 100-hectare demonstration farm of the Department of Agriculture in Caraga in Barangay Lemon.

Bello: 4K OFWs Stranded Due To PhilHealth Issue With PRC

“So the sooner this issue of payment is resolved the better for our OFWs and the better for the finances of our government that’s a big problem.”

Nograles: IATF Studying Calls To Relax Inbound Travel Policies

Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles announces that they are now studying policies easing inbound travel restrictions.

Bello: DOLE Eyes Europe As Potential New Market For Displaced OFWs

The government is looking at Europe as an alternative market for displaced overseas Filipino workers.

Vergeire Reports 85% Recovery Rate From COVID-19

The Department of Health announces that the number of patients infected with COVID-19 continues to improve, reporting an average of around 2,200 cases every day nationwide.

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