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PAG BANGGA, NG CHINESE MILITIA VESSELS SA RESUPPLY BOAT AT PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD VESSELS

  WEST PHILIPPINE SEA,  Sa pinakabagong misyon ng pagpapalitan at pag-a-suplay, nagdala ang mga sasakyang pandagat ng Pilipinas ng mahahalagang materyales para sa pag-aayos at pagmamantini ng BRP Sierra Madre sa Ayungin Shoal. Ipinahayag ang impormasyong ito ni Colonel Medel Aguilar, tagapagsalita ng Sandatahang Lakas ng Pilipinas (AFP), sa isang press conference na ginanap sa Lungsod ng Quezon noong Lunes kasama ang Kagawaran ng Ugnayang Panlabas. Kaniya ring ipinaabot sa mga reporter na wala nang kailangang detalye, ngunit sa halip, ang pangunahing layunin ay tiyakin ang lahat na ang mga pagsusumikap na ito ay para lamang sa pagmamantini ng sasakyang pandagat. Tinukoy ni Aguilar na ang mga materyales ay pangunahing para sa pagmamantini at pag-aayos ng pasilidad at sasakyang pandagat. Noong Linggo, nagkasalpukan ang mga barkong Tsino sa isang sasakyang pang-suplay na kontratado ng AFP at isang barko ng Philippine Coast Guard, na nagdulot ng pinsala sa dalawang sasakyang patungo sa BRP
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1,000 4Ps Beneficiaries in Receive Rice Aid and Cash Grants from (PBSP)

1,000 4Ps beneficiaries in Antique receive rice aid and cash grants from PBSP.   Approximately 1,000 beneficiaries of the Department of Social Welfare and Development's (DSWD) Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) in Antique province received rice assistance and livelihood grants during President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s visit to Panay Island on Friday, October 6. President Marcos and DSWD Secretary Rex Gatchalian led the distribution of 25-kilo sacks of rice to each 4Ps beneficiary at the Binirayan Gymnasium in San Jose de Buenavista, Antique. President Marcos conveyed that the primary purpose of their visit was to provide rice to the 4Ps beneficiaries. In addition to the 4Ps beneficiaries, the President also provided rice and financial assistance to families impacted by the African Swine Fever (ASF) and those affected by the recent Typhoon 'Goring.' In a brief address, the President emphasized that his administration's foremost priority is ensuring food secur

DSWD Extends SLP Cash aid to Sari-sari stores and Micro rice retailers.

DSWD SECRETARY: Rex Gatchalian   The Department of Social Welfare and Development ( DSWD ) is actively disbursing cash aid to sari-sari store owners and micro rice retailers as part of their commitment to support businesses affected by the rice price ceiling implemented nationwide. This initiative is in direct response to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s directive to DSWD Secretary Rex Gatchalian, urging assistance for small business owners grappling with losses due to the implementation of Executive Order No. 39 in 2023. The distribution of cash assistance is concurrently taking place in the Cagayan Valley Region, Cordillera Administrative Region ( CAR ), and MIMAROPA Region. Over 800 small-scale business owners involved in rice trading and selling are benefiting from the Sustainable Livelihood Program ( SLP )-cash aid. Within the CAR, 116 rice retailers and sari-sari store owners from various provinces are expected to receive SLP-cash assistance. Additionally, in Marinduque,

CALABARZON LEG OF PEP: A Diplomatic and Cultural Extravaganza

  Source: Department of Tourism   Delegates participating in the Philippine Experience Program (PEP) caravan embarked on a regional tour with a commencement marked by a solemn flag-raising ceremony and a reenactment of the historic declaration of Philippine Independence at the revered Aguinaldo Shrine in Kawit, Cavite. The Philippine Experience Program (PEP) stands as one of the flagship initiatives under the purview of the Department of Tourism (DOT), led by Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco. Its overarching objective is to showcase the rich cultural heritage and gastronomic diversity inherent to various regions across the Philippines. The Calabarzon leg of the program constitutes its second iteration for the year, following the resounding success of the Davao leg held last June, which was graced by esteemed members of the diplomatic corps. Distinguished attendees at this event included representatives from the media, diplomatic corps, tourism stakeholders, and various government of

MAYOR YNARES: Hinulugang Taktak Sewage Treatment Plant almost finished.

Source: Manila Water   Mayor Jun Ynares of Antipolo City has stated that the Hinulugang Taktak Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) is nearing completion, marking the culmination of a three-year partnership with Manila Water to rejuvenate the national park. The STP is expected to be fully operational by the close of 2024. Hinulugang Taktak, a renowned tourist spot in Antipolo City, earned its national park status in 1990 and was further recognized as a protected landscape in 2000. The park's standout feature is its 21-meter waterfall, known as the closest natural waterfall accessible to residents in the National Capital Region (NCR). Ynares noted that in earlier times, Hinulugang Taktak's waters were once clean enough for swimming. However, with the city's population growth, water pollution became a concern. To combat this, the Antipolo City government, under former Mayor Andrea Ynares, forged a 2020 agreement with Manila Water to build the STP, aiming to cleanse the city's wat

Marcos Suspends Local 'Pass-Through' Fees for Goods Transport

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.   has suspended "pass-through fees" collection among local government units (LGUs) for vehicles transporting goods. Executive Order 41, signed by the President through Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin on September 25, prohibits LGUs from imposing tolls and charges on goods transport vehicles using national and non-locally funded roads to ensure efficient regional goods movement. "In the interest of public welfare, all LGUs are strongly urged to cease collecting various fees, including sticker fees, discharging fees, delivery fees, market fees, toll fees, entry fees, or Mayor's Permit fees, from motor vehicles transporting goods on local public roads funded by said LGUs," stated the President in his order. He further emphasized, "The unauthorized levying of pass-through fees significantly raises transportation and logistics expenses, ultimately affecting consumers who are left to shoulder the elevated costs of goods and com

Exploring Online Earnings 2023

Online Earnings  Refer to the income or money that individuals or businesses generate through various activities conducted on the internet. These activities can encompass a wide range of online opportunities, such as freelancing, e-commerce, digital marketing, content creation, investments, and more. Online earnings can come from sources like selling products or services online, advertising revenue, affiliate marketing commissions, freelance work, or any legitimate method of making money over the internet. These earnings can be generated by individuals, entrepreneurs, or organizations, and they contribute to their overall income. Here are some Ways to Earn Money Online: Freelancing : Offer your skills on platforms like Upwork , Freelancer  or Fiverr  You can provide services like writing, graphic design, web development, or digital marketing. Online Surveys and Market Research: Participate in paid online surveys and market research studies through websites like Swagbucks, Survey Junk