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Gatchalian Weighs In On Class Resumption In Storm-Hit Areas

Senator Win Gatchalian proposes anew to resume classes through "purok workshops" if they are in COVID-19-free or 'low-risk' areas.

Bello Partially Lifts Work Stoppage Order On Skyway Project

The Department of Labor and Employment orders the partial lifting of the supplemental work stoppage order issued by its National Capital Region office on Monday, stopping the construction of the Skyway extension project following Saturday's accident in Muntinlupa City.

Velasco Seeks Review Of Dam Protocols

Speaker Lord Allan Velasco emphasizes the need to review dam protocols to prevent a repeat of devastating floods that swamped Isabela and Cagayan provinces during the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses.

Duterte Signs Laws Increasing Bed Capacity Of 5 Hospitals

President Rodrigo Duterte has signed five laws increasing bed capacity of hospitals in the cities of Iloilo, Las Piñas, Tuguegarao and Quezon, and in Dapa, Surigao del Norte.

Roque: Only 50 Percent Of The Population Needs COVID-19 Vaccine

Malacañang on Monday said that only a percentage of the population in the country is slated to gain access to the COVID-19 vaccine.

Recto Urges Gov’t To Settle Hazard Pay Of Medical Workers As New Year’s Resolution

RECTO: "On or before Christmas, bayad na. Or before the clock strikes 12 on New Year's Eve, fully paid na lahat ng pandemic frontliners natin."

House Gives Nod For Bill Vs. Women Discrimination

The House of Representatives has approved on third and final reading House Bill 7722, which expands the discriminating acts against women in the workplace.

Hontiveros Files Bill For 100-Meter Strip Of Coastal Vegetation In Priority Areas

Senator Risa Hontiveros is pushing for a national program that will build a 100-meter strip of coastal vegetation, such as planting a 'greenbelt of mangroves', to help provide safeguards to coastline communities vulnerable to the effects of typhoons.

VP Leni Brings Relief To Caramoan

Vice President Leni Robredo visits the municipality of Caramoan on Thursday, in line with her continued efforts to reach areas around Bicol that were hard-hit by the recent typhoons, Rolly and Ulysses.

Gatchalian Pushes For More Funds To Repair Power Lines Destroyed By Typhoons

Senator Win Gatchalian calls for more than a 100-percent increase in an item in the proposed P4.506-trillion national budget for 2021 that will fund the electric cooperatives' repair of damaged power lines and infrastructures.

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