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Sen. Go: Involve More Experts In Battle Vs. COVID-19

"Pakinggan po natin ang mga hinaing ng iba’t ibang grupo tulad nitong mga nasa medical community."

House OKs Medical Scholarship Bill On 2nd Reading

House Bill 6756 that aims to grant scholarships among deserving medical students, gets second approval from the House of Representatives.

Mayor Fernandez Appeals For More Organized Transport Of LSIs

"I hope that the national government, the national IATF can put up a coordinating team in Manila; per province, there is a desk that will manage locally stranded individuals."

Pres. Duterte Stance Remains ‘Friend To All, Enemy To None’

Roque assures the country that PRRD continues to conform to the “friend to all, enemy to none” independent foreign policy by avoiding tensions with other countries.

Sec. De La Peña: Social Science Policies Needed To Address Impact Of COVID-19

"When we say science-based, it is not only the mathematical sciences or the physical sciences that we are talking about, but science that includes the social science aspects."

Sec. Lopez: Gov’t Considers Tax Perks For Firms Maintaining Workforce

The government shares that is studying to provide tax incentives to companies that would maintain the number of their workforce amid the pandemic.

VP Leni Resumes Free Shuttle Service For Health Worker And Frontliners

The Office of VP Leni resumes its Free Shuttle Service for health workers and frontliners as Metro Manila reverts to the MECQ status.

Sen. Gatchalian Calls For A More Sustainable Transport System Post COVID-19

"We have to make sure that we have the right policies, the right infrastructure, and the right incentives so we will be ready to roll out the EVs in a big way."

Mayor Evelio: Allow LGUs To Impose Own Health Protocols On LSIs

Mayor Evelio stresses the importance of retaining the authority of LGUs in imposing their health protocols on arriving locally stranded individuals.

Usec. Paje: Only 14.1M Families Eligible For SAP 2 Aid

From the initial number of 17 million beneficiaries, DSWD has trimmed it down to 14.1 million due to various reasons.

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